The first bible I recieved was an illustrated childrens Bible from a man called Ray. Now I'm 15 and finally bought myself a KJV bible through a preacher that inspired me this afternoon, can't wait to dive into it!
@@theburlyburrito Maybe or probably he has a new account and this is just his old one and I know what you mean when you say prodigal son the parable of the boy and his father
@@burundianfamily2982 exactly, if he’s gone astray he will come back some day. Whether that be today, tomorrow, or the next day. God will still be waiting for them no matter which day that happens to be.
I also like the Cambridge KJVs. The newer, more expensive Concord ones have goatskin leather and stitching around the edges, but also include something VERY important in the opening pages, just before the book of Genesis, called the Translators Preface to the Reader. If one of your KJVs has it, I recommend you read it. It was written by the translators themselves, and it goes into all the reasons why the KJV was made, and why it was needed during its time, and how specifically different it was from other bibles of the time. It's a little long, but it'll really open your eyes and give you further insights for when you share the KJV.
I have the Cambridge Concord Reference Goatskin Bible and the Cambridge Concord Wide Margin Goatskin Bible. I also have the CBP Black Water Buffalo Note Takers Bible and the CBP Black Water Buffalo Thompson Chain Reference Bible. And, I'm getting ready to order the CBP Cranberry Water Buffalo Turquoise Bible. Just like all of the Cambridge KJV Bibles, all of the CBP Bibles have the Epistle Dedicatory and the Translators to the Reader.
Thanks for the info, appreciate the effort. I will definitely check out the links you provided. I hope I can get a KJV Bible from the LCBP...I'm really hoping its available here in the Philippines. God bless!
Can't agree more with the Local Church Bible Publishers Bibles! They're great. Well-made, durable. Soft durable leather on the cover, high quality binding that lasts and lasts. They are great Bibles, match up favorably with any of the big publishers out there.
Hey, on that Cambridge you can take just a drop of elmers glue in the seam where the actual pages are coming apart. Drop it in the seam being very careful. Close it and let it dry. It will be good to go. My cambridge is doing the same. fixed it fine.
Brother ,I just bought a new one .I had the KJV 1611 Authorized by OXford the pages are falling apart after 20yrs ! Just got leather bound it was expensive ! got he KJV 17 76 1 ! I cross reference with the 1st one to see the discrepancies ! God bless !
Got me a LCBP bible... the 400th anniversary edition..... a friend of mine brought it over to Germany where I live..... I have to admit..... THIS IS THE BEST BIBLE EVER !!!
I’ve just bought a Collins bible has been printed since 1875 I believe, I’m really impressed with it especially the amount it cost, the text is pretty small but the paper quality is great and the cover is fairly flexible
Most people are completely unaware that there is an agreement with the Vatican and the publishers of the new texts to meet the standard of the Catholic Church. These are the texts used to create new Bibles. If you don't believe it then do the research yourself. That is exactly what I did. I wanted to see it for myself. In my video titled" KJV VS. HCSB," I have provided the page number in the Nestle Aland for you to varify this fact. In my video titled "Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) Exposed!" I show you where the United Bible Societies confirm this truth as well. It's posted publicly on their website. These are the two texts which are used as a foundation for virtually every new Bible in mass publication today. What I am telling you is a fact not some conspiracy theory. There is a reason why we say that the KJV is the pure and preserved Word of God. It is based on manuscripts that are perfectly preserved. The new versions are based on incomplete manuscripts from Egypt.
That is good news.The Douay Rheims English translation Bible of the Catholic Church is what influenced the later 1611 King James Bible of the Church of England.
Thank you for this video. I found it extremely thorough and exceedingly helpful. I have zero tolerance for KJV inaccuracies and, other than Cambridge versions, it’s difficult to find the right one. Going to head right over to the Local Bible Pub website!
I have two large print KJV Bibles that are my favorites- a Life Application Study Bible in pink imitation leather from Tyndale,and a personal size reference Bible in pink imitation leather with a thumb index from Holman. I have tabs in both of them,and Bible covers to protect the actual covers.The personal size Bible fits nicely in my purse,which was good when I was hospitalized a couple months ago for high potassium,because I brought my Bible with me so I 'd have something to read.
Im currently reading the new living transportation and yes its a good Christian bible. Im fond of a good gideons kjv red cover and im fond of a good bible carrying case
I have and use Cambridge Bibles as well and they come with a lifetime guarantee. The only problem is they ask that you send in the defective one and they will in turn provide a replacement. If you are unsatisfied with the quality of the binding, you might consider contacting them
Sorry, I almost completely forgot about this? I received my Bible and it's everything you said it was and more! I am more than impressed with this Bible and would have to honestly say that this version is now my favorite by far. I highly recommend it without any reservations! I plan to order two more as gifts because they're that nice. Peace & Blessings!
I have a 1954 World Publishing Company. Illustrated. I bought it on Ebay. I like it and it corresponds with the readings in your videos. So, I like it.
The 1611 KJV has 'thorowly' in Genesis 11:3. Bit annoyed, I thought I found a great Bible cheap, a 1977 Zondervan in brown leather. Will check it against your word list to see how bad it is.
If you're going to go to the Greek that counts, Textus Receptus. I've been learning about the corruptions of the Alexandrian, Sinaiaticus, and Vaticanus are really corrupt.
Looks like I must replace my Thomas Nelson (the one I have been using for years because it is compact). The word Spirit is indeed lowercase in the Nelson editions.
I appreciate your will to help now I use a scofield and Ive bought a Ryrie but what I really thing is that yo just tell a Bible junk even if its Zondervan we shall remember 2 Thimothy 3 16-17
Thank you very much for going into so much detail! Now my mom and I just ordered two from local church bible publishers and I can't wait to look through them. :D
I have an earlier Cambridge wide-margin printing... I think the full leather vs the bonded are better bound. Thanks for the tip on LCBP... I will order one of theirs :)
I don’t read Hebrew do you? Kjb translators did and checked their English translation against It. So would you consider existing Hebrew, which are all copies of copies, inspired? The Bible does and so do I. I also consider the Kjb 1611 and 1769 edition that I use. I don see what the problem is in saying it’s inspired...or the preserved word of God in English.
Omar Gonzalez Omar, I was responding to the poster, Zombie Fool. You should read my comment again. Fools answer before hearing what is said. I am KJB only btw.
I ordered a KJV red letter edition from Local Church Bible Publishers earlier this year. Very high quality Bible! In the near future I'll be ordering more Bibles from them.
So it’s ok to highlight your KJV Bible. I don’t write over any words I just highlight certain verses in different colors. I don’t write over or change any words. I recently back to Jesus after years of sin even though I’ve been a believer since childhood.
great just what i needed . been reading from an android app KJV .. and is good i've check verse against verse .. but now i have the money and i was wondering where i could buy a good reliable Bible .. seems like LocalChurchPublishers is the answer . thank you .
So good, Brother! Thank you for taking the time to put this video together. What a help. I'm going to get our daughter Shelby that "note takers Bible". She loves to take notes! Thanks again! Agree w/ you regarding the Ruckman Bible, good reference, but you know how it goes. Hope to get to meet you this summer, we'll keep you posted on our travel schedule.
Another really good one is "first word publishers" bearing precious seeds. It's a very basic wide margin. No concordance or maps just lots of blank pages for notes and the KJV text.
I would like to suggest the Westminster reference Bible put out by trinitarian Bible society. They only publish King James and it is built like a tank and has over 200,000 references. By far the best in my opinion.
I have the note takers bible and it is the best. I take notes and write prayers in it. It's is well loved. It travels with me everywhere and will out last me.
Thank you for the great video Bryan. I downloaded your list and compared my The Open Bible (Thomas Nelson) and Old KJV Scofield (Oxford). The Scofield had one word that was not according to the list (Gen 24:57 ). The Open Bible had 4 words (Gen 11:3, Job 33:4, Psalm 51:2, Joel 2:24). I'm bit sad since I love the lay out and paper quality of the Open Bible. I'm not into all the commentary Bibles, but I do like lots of references and a good concordance. That said, must I get a different publishers Bible? One from Local Bible Publishers for example? I'm disappointed that the Cambridge didn't hold up, the one in your video. So, should I replace my two Bibles??? I just read on your website that you suggest we can change the words ourselves, not necessary to buy a new Bible. Think I will do that :-)
HaShamayim (heavens) appears in the plural form in Hebrew & there's not the issue of capital | lowercase letters basically in Hebrew, so those two points alone shouldn't seem like much cause for alarm.
This is an AWESOME video!! I've often wondered about all the different KJV Bibles. I think I have around six different KJ Bibles at home, all by different publishers. (I had to chuckle when you opened your Cambridge Bible. I'm too squeamish to mark mine up. Feel like I'm ruining them!) :)
Yes, the Zondervan is incorrect. By the way, the spelling "inquired" is not counterfeit, and that example should be taken out of the list. There's lots of info on my website about this area. You can buy good KJBs (which are Pure Cambridge Edition) second hand, like the one you show at 6:45 to 6:55. By the way, that one should have "inquire" at Genesis 24:57.
I agree on much. The Cambridge failed me. I like EW Bullinger Companion. It has been overwhelming at times but I have benefited from margin notes an appdexes that are interesting. Words ou me has been a favorite Word study.
What about an Old or New Schofield Study Bible? I really like the way they're laid out and am looking for a good study bible? Any thoughts? Thank you...
Excellent video. I agree with your recommendations. I have a Thomas Nelson that I bought before I knew better and the notes revise the text constantly to line it up with the NKJV. It also perverts the text. I've been using the first edition RRB for a little over a year and it's coming apart at the seams, but has served me well. I don't like that it lacks a concordance. Most of the other things I don't like about it have been fixed in the 2nd edition. Someday I'll replace it with one from LCBP.
In '95 the Lord called me to teach the Word.I had been Spirit baptized for years, so when i would read the Bible and the Spirit would guide me in understanding what i was reading.At the same time He called me to teach He also gave me a love for the New Testaments original Koine Greek.Soon afterwatds i ran into the King James Only controversty.I started comparing the KJV and the NIV to the original greek.I found that between the two, the KJV was closest to the original greek translation, except for Matt.28:19 and 1John 5:7 which were present even though historians have proven that they are not present in the earliest known manuscripts of the NT.The NIV points that out and is more specific as far as Jesus being God.I settled on the KJV because it is the most accurate and beautifully written.
I have come to the same conclusion. Local Church Publishers is the best Bible for the money I have found. Thanks for the video. I am sure many people will benefit from your experience. God bless you brother!
The best note taking bible is the KJV Lambskin Note takers Red letter Edition from the KJV Store. Best studying bible Cambridge Concord wide margin or R.L. Allan Wide margin. Best Looking bible Church bible publishers Water buffalo platinum cranberry edition.
Yes, Local Church makes beautiful Bibles. I have 4. Bu, for the most part, the print is not dark. The best Bible I have found for nice DARK print is, the Cambridge Large Print Text edition. It comes in hardback and French Morocco leather. The font is 10 point, and dark.
You and me both my minister told me at that time any versions fine, but of course I know now, I read that bible cover to cover, I have a new ones kjv of course
rl allan is definitely the best in terms of quality, followed closely by lcbp and cambridge. but i have to admit, i have a 1988 thompson chain reference in excellent condition and it looks as if it was made yesterday.
Hi I know this is an old video but wanted to let you know i do bible repair if you ever need any books fixed or made i can also print and create books. Love the info and will be checking all the kjv bibles i have now! Great list
I don't personally feel that the word spirit needs to be capitalized there in Genesis 1:2. The word in the Hebrew "ruach" is not a name or personal pronoun or anything, it just means "life, spirit, wind, anger, vigor...". Tell me what you think. I look forward to hearing from you.
This video was very helpful. If I had funds I would give all to have one with excellent binding, concordance and dictionary with maps. God's Word is the most priceless possession that a person can have. I have a giant print Nelson KJV Bible that is definitely a counterfeit. God bless you and your ministry.
I whole heartedly agree with your assesment of Local Church Bible Publishers. I have been using their Bibles for a few years now and I always recommend them to my friends (or even people who aren't my friends) . For the money you will not find a better Bible. RL Allan Bibles are also VERY nice, but they are more expensive than Cambridge...............Enjoyed the video and I am glad LCBP are gaining popularity among the brethren.
Hello I am a brit and I have just purchased a 1628 King James bible that i am restoring . It is one of the first quarto editions . It is in gothic black letter and I feel incredibly privileged to be given the task. I have built up my library over the last year and have many King James bibles now from the 17th 18th and 19th C and was also privileged to have restored a 16thc Bishops bible from which much of the 1611 King James came from. My personal opinion is that you cannot go wrong with any king James bible printed in the UK from 1611 up to the mid 19th c. With the arrival of Revised NT in 1881 then things sort of go downhill very quickly. Scofields bible the 1917 edition is not bad but use his notes with discernment. i have bought many of my bibles from e bay and some only cost a few $ so you can get a good old KJ edition cheaply indeed often for less than modern editions. If you are looking for a good cheap study bible the scofield is not bad as it an be bought for about $10-$15.
Thank you for sharing! I had never heard of LCBP till I saw this video and I have ordered 2, the hand sized classic leather an the note takers vinyl.Love them both.
The apocrypha is a selection of books which were published in the original 1611 King James Bible. These apocryphal books were positioned between the Old and New Testament (it also contained maps and geneologies). The apocrypha was a part of the KJV for 274 years until being removed in 1885 A.D. www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Apocrypha-Books/
The only problem I see with calling the other KJV bibles counterfeit, is that the words that are different in spelling (like heaven vs. heavens), if we look at the Hebrew, ought to be different. Unless I'm wrong, which I might well be, the Hebrew word used is actually plural. Also, most of the other words are only superficially different in spelling (asswaged vs. assuaged), or capitalization (which I agree can make a big difference). Can you please respond to let me know what you think?
the niv and the rsv removes the diety of christ it is more new age there is a link where you can watch an entire series.it is called total onslaught by walter veith on amazing discoveries .it is called changing the word and the other one is called battle of the bibles just trying to help
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Wow nine years have passed I watch this video when you had just posted it it's amazing how quickly time goes by
Me too!
The first bible I recieved was an illustrated childrens Bible from a man called Ray. Now I'm 15 and finally bought myself a KJV bible through a preacher that inspired me this afternoon, can't wait to dive into it!
You still reading kjv?
@@B.A.Pilgrim based on their subscriptions and profile picture i think they’ve become a prodigal son, unless they comment otherwise.
@@theburlyburrito Maybe or probably he has a new account and this is just his old one and I know what you mean when you say prodigal son the parable of the boy and his father
@@burundianfamily2982 exactly, if he’s gone astray he will come back some day. Whether that be today, tomorrow, or the next day. God will still be waiting for them no matter which day that happens to be.
@@theburlyburrito Amen 🙏🏽
I can't wait to purchase my own personal Bible.
Did you get to buy it yet?
What did you buy?
Did you buy a Bible yet?
Did you ever purchase one yet ?
Did you buy one?
The best KJV Bibles are the ones I have picked up in thrift shops over the last 30 years. I have hundreds.
Yeah, but the one you'll read is unsearchable. 😂
I also like the Cambridge KJVs. The newer, more expensive Concord ones have goatskin leather and stitching around the edges, but also include something VERY important in the opening pages, just before the book of Genesis, called the Translators Preface to the Reader. If one of your KJVs has it, I recommend you read it. It was written by the translators themselves, and it goes into all the reasons why the KJV was made, and why it was needed during its time, and how specifically different it was from other bibles of the time. It's a little long, but it'll really open your eyes and give you further insights for when you share the KJV.
Sarge thanks for the info just ordered 3 bibles KJV of course I hope it has it. I’m excited hope it comes now.
carmen ross About to order Platinum Water buffalo cranberry from CBP and KJV Store lambskin Edition Note takers. And Cambridge Concord wide margin.
Thank you for that, Sarge. Cheers
I have the Cambridge Concord Reference Goatskin Bible and the Cambridge Concord Wide Margin Goatskin Bible. I also have the CBP Black Water Buffalo Note Takers Bible and the CBP Black Water Buffalo Thompson Chain Reference Bible. And, I'm getting ready to order the CBP Cranberry Water Buffalo Turquoise Bible. Just like all of the Cambridge KJV Bibles, all of the CBP Bibles have the Epistle Dedicatory and the Translators to the Reader.
Thanks for the tip! Ya, we sometimes skip the "boring pages". God bless.
Thanks for the info, appreciate the effort. I will definitely check out the links you provided. I hope I can get a KJV Bible from the LCBP...I'm really hoping its available here in the Philippines. God bless!
Amen
I like the reinforced outer spine of some of those you showed.
Sunshine CDG I don’t think it’s there went to Phil bible store, hardly any stock of bible at least the kjv
@@NanookFieryArcticSkyy I agree, it just look and feel so much authentic and durable.
Can't agree more with the Local Church Bible Publishers Bibles! They're great. Well-made, durable. Soft durable leather on the cover, high quality binding that lasts and lasts. They are great Bibles, match up favorably with any of the big publishers out there.
Thanks for responding. I will get this Bible. I
Hey, on that Cambridge you can take just a drop of elmers glue in the seam where the actual pages are coming apart. Drop it in the seam being very careful. Close it and let it dry. It will be good to go. My cambridge is doing the same. fixed it fine.
LCBP are the best! I just ordered my 2nd KJV bible from them. I beleive the authorized KJV is the only bible for ME
The ones people actually read are the best , no matter what kind it is . As long as it's a King James. 😂
New Christian here, I want to read the truest word of God. So glad I come across your video.
Your best bet is to look into the Traditional Latin Mass with the Roman Catholics. There is nothing closer to the truth.
Brother ,I just bought a new one .I had the KJV 1611 Authorized by OXford the pages are falling apart after 20yrs ! Just got leather bound it was expensive ! got he KJV 17 76 1 ! I cross reference with the 1st one to see the discrepancies ! God bless !
Glad to see someone show love to the best version of the Bible; KJV.
Got me a LCBP bible... the 400th anniversary edition..... a friend of mine brought it over to Germany where I live..... I have to admit..... THIS IS THE BEST BIBLE EVER !!!
LCPB Bible?🙂
I’ve just bought a Collins bible has been printed since 1875 I believe, I’m really impressed with it especially the amount it cost, the text is pretty small but the paper quality is great and the cover is fairly flexible
Most people are completely unaware that there is an agreement with the Vatican and the publishers of the new texts to meet the standard of the Catholic Church. These are the texts used to create new Bibles. If you don't believe it then do the research yourself. That is exactly what I did. I wanted to see it for myself. In my video titled" KJV VS. HCSB," I have provided the page number in the Nestle Aland for you to varify this fact. In my video titled "Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB) Exposed!" I show you where the United Bible Societies confirm this truth as well. It's posted publicly on their website. These are the two texts which are used as a foundation for virtually every new Bible in mass publication today. What I am telling you is a fact not some conspiracy theory. There is a reason why we say that the KJV is the pure and preserved Word of God. It is based on manuscripts that are perfectly preserved. The new versions are based on incomplete manuscripts from Egypt.
That is good news.The Douay Rheims English translation Bible of the Catholic Church is what influenced the later 1611 King James Bible of the Church of England.
The Douay Rheims had NOTHING to do with the AV's translation. Either you're ignorant or you're a liar. Or maybe both.
Thank you for this video. I found it extremely thorough and exceedingly helpful. I have zero tolerance for KJV inaccuracies and, other than Cambridge versions, it’s difficult to find the right one. Going to head right over to the Local Bible Pub website!
The text of the Hendrickson publishers is pure. And they are budget friendly
1611 Hendrickson.
FYI, the red-letter edition LCBP is now available on their website.
I have two large print KJV Bibles that are my favorites- a Life Application Study Bible in pink imitation leather from Tyndale,and a personal size reference Bible in pink imitation leather with a thumb index from Holman. I have tabs in both of them,and Bible covers to protect the actual covers.The personal size Bible fits nicely in my purse,which was good when I was hospitalized a couple months ago for high potassium,because I brought my Bible with me so I 'd have something to read.
Im currently reading the new living transportation and yes its a good Christian bible. Im fond of a good gideons kjv red cover and im fond of a good bible carrying case
I have and use Cambridge Bibles as well and they come with a lifetime guarantee. The only problem is they ask that you send in the defective one and they will in turn provide a replacement. If you are unsatisfied with the quality of the binding, you might consider contacting them
Sorry, I almost completely forgot about this? I received my Bible and it's everything you said it was and more! I am more than impressed with this Bible and would have to honestly say that this version is now my favorite by far. I highly recommend it without any reservations! I plan to order two more as gifts because they're that nice. Peace & Blessings!
I can't connect to the local church website. It says it's blocked but I live in the UK.
I wish I would have known about on zondervan. I recently got a 400th edition 1611 kjv from them. :/
Use it a fire tinder
Yeap I fell sorry for you, I use mine as fire toner for fire place :D
My zonderman is fine. Dont worry about it
Radically Rescued what is this for exactly.
Your fine buddy.
I have a 1954 World Publishing Company.
Illustrated.
I bought it on Ebay.
I like it and it corresponds with the readings in your videos. So, I like it.
The 1611 KJV has 'thorowly' in Genesis 11:3.
Bit annoyed, I thought I found a great Bible cheap, a 1977 Zondervan in brown leather. Will check it against your word list to see how bad it is.
Thanks for doing the LORD's work Bryan! Can't wait to meet you in Heaven.
If you're going to go to the Greek that counts, Textus Receptus.
I've been learning about the corruptions of the Alexandrian, Sinaiaticus, and Vaticanus are really corrupt.
Looks like I must replace my Thomas Nelson (the one I have been using for years because it is compact). The word Spirit is indeed lowercase in the Nelson editions.
I love this channel... Really glad I found it... Thank you you give me peace when I'm psyched out....
I appreciate your will to help now I use a scofield and Ive bought a Ryrie but what I really thing is that yo just tell a Bible junk even if its Zondervan we shall remember 2 Thimothy 3 16-17
Thank you very much for going into so much detail! Now my mom and I just ordered two from local church bible publishers and I can't wait to look through them. :D
I have an earlier Cambridge wide-margin printing... I think the full leather vs the bonded are better bound. Thanks for the tip on LCBP... I will order one of theirs :)
The Hebrew has no upper/lower case. Perhaps you think the 1611 KJV is inspired, superseding the original Hebrew text.
The KJV is God’s perfect book for the English speaking people. Without error I may add!
I don’t read Hebrew do you? Kjb translators did and checked their English translation against It. So would you consider existing Hebrew, which are all copies of copies, inspired? The Bible does and so do I. I also consider the Kjb 1611 and 1769 edition that I use. I don see what the problem is in saying it’s inspired...or the preserved word of God in English.
Omar Gonzalez Omar, I was responding to the poster, Zombie Fool. You should read my comment again. Fools answer before hearing what is said. I am KJB only btw.
Brian Haley I replied wrong !!! Lol!! Sorry!
Omar Gonzalez it’s okay. We all make mistakes. Blessings.
I ordered a KJV red letter edition from Local Church Bible Publishers earlier this year. Very high quality Bible! In the near future I'll be ordering more Bibles from them.
If your going to pay that kind of money, might as well get a Schuyler...I love them, i bought 2 so far. I purchased the goatskin. Love it.
Wow, thank you for sharing. I did not know there are counterfiet KJV.'s. God bless you :)
I recommend the LCB Executive Note Takers Bible
I agree with you about the kjv only, but you need to annotate the kjv holy Bible.
So it’s ok to highlight your KJV Bible. I don’t write over any words I just highlight certain verses in different colors. I don’t write over or change any words. I recently back to Jesus after years of sin even though I’ve been a believer since childhood.
great just what i needed . been reading from an android app KJV .. and is good i've check verse against verse .. but now i have the money and i was wondering where i could buy a good reliable Bible .. seems like LocalChurchPublishers is the answer . thank you .
So good, Brother! Thank you for taking the time to put this video together. What a help. I'm going to get our daughter Shelby that "note takers Bible". She loves to take notes! Thanks again! Agree w/ you regarding the Ruckman Bible, good reference, but you know how it goes. Hope to get to meet you this summer, we'll keep you posted on our travel schedule.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR RECOMMENDATION ABOUT BIBLES.GOD BLESSED YOU BRO.AMEN.
Another really good one is "first word publishers" bearing precious seeds. It's a very basic wide margin. No concordance or maps just lots of blank pages for notes and the KJV text.
I would like to suggest the Westminster reference Bible put out by trinitarian Bible society. They only publish King James and it is built like a tank and has over 200,000 references. By far the best in my opinion.
You can find a real good Holman large print a Wal-Mart for about 20 dollars or less and you can get different colors too.
I have the note takers bible and it is the best. I take notes and write prayers in it. It's is well loved. It travels with me everywhere and will out last me.
Thank you for the great video Bryan. I downloaded your list and compared my The Open Bible (Thomas Nelson) and Old KJV Scofield (Oxford). The Scofield had one word that was not according to the list (Gen 24:57 ). The Open Bible had 4 words (Gen 11:3, Job 33:4, Psalm 51:2, Joel 2:24). I'm bit sad since I love the lay out and paper quality of the Open Bible. I'm not into all the commentary Bibles, but I do like lots of references and a good concordance. That said, must I get a different publishers Bible? One from Local Bible Publishers for example? I'm disappointed that the Cambridge didn't hold up, the one in your video. So, should I replace my two Bibles??? I just read on your website that you suggest we can change the words ourselves, not necessary to buy a new Bible. Think I will do that :-)
HaShamayim (heavens) appears in the plural form in Hebrew & there's not the issue of capital | lowercase letters basically in Hebrew, so those two points alone shouldn't seem like much cause for alarm.
Its true since their 3 heavens and God made them all
The Local Church Bibles Note Takers is great for Bible journaling and Bible art. Great review, brother. Thank you so much!
@filoIII in your bible. You had highlighted different colours.
thanks for taking the time to review the different KJV Bibles.
Thanks for the information, I just recently found out and investigated the perversion of our bibles. I just ordered a lcpb bible!!
Thank you Brother, Wondering if its worth buying the Apocrypha KJV 1611 edition ?
This is an AWESOME video!! I've often wondered about all the different KJV Bibles. I think I have around six different KJ Bibles at home, all by different publishers. (I had to chuckle when you opened your Cambridge Bible. I'm too squeamish to mark mine up. Feel like I'm ruining them!) :)
Yes, the Zondervan is incorrect.
By the way, the spelling "inquired" is not counterfeit, and that example should be taken out of the list. There's lots of info on my website about this area.
You can buy good KJBs (which are Pure Cambridge Edition) second hand, like the one you show at 6:45 to 6:55. By the way, that one should have "inquire" at Genesis 24:57.
Thank you for this video. I have a Hendrickson, hopefully thats a trustworthy publisher
I believe they are. I just bought a 1st edition 1560 Geneva Bible from them. It's going to be awesome.
I have a R.L. Allan 52 meriva calfskin. It's wonderful!
Thanks for the great review and video! This is great information and very useful.
GodBless ~
Is the King Jame Version gift and award Bible by Nelson Thomas a good Bible? The S for Spirit is capatilized.
I agree on much. The Cambridge failed me. I like EW Bullinger Companion. It has been overwhelming at times but I have benefited from margin notes an appdexes that are interesting. Words ou me has been a favorite Word study.
What about an Old or New Schofield Study Bible? I really like the way they're laid out and am looking for a good study bible? Any thoughts? Thank you...
Excellent video. I agree with your recommendations. I have a Thomas Nelson that I bought before I knew better and the notes revise the text constantly to line it up with the NKJV. It also perverts the text. I've been using the first edition RRB for a little over a year and it's coming apart at the seams, but has served me well. I don't like that it lacks a concordance. Most of the other things I don't like about it have been fixed in the 2nd edition. Someday I'll replace it with one from LCBP.
In '95 the Lord called me to teach the Word.I had been Spirit baptized for years, so when i would read the Bible and the Spirit would guide me in understanding what i was reading.At the same time He called me to teach He also gave me a love for the New Testaments original Koine Greek.Soon afterwatds i ran into the King James Only controversty.I started comparing the KJV and the NIV to the original greek.I found that between the two, the KJV was closest to the original greek translation, except for Matt.28:19 and 1John 5:7 which were present even though historians have proven that they are not present in the earliest known manuscripts of the NT.The NIV points that out and is more specific as far as Jesus being God.I settled on the KJV because it is the most accurate and beautifully written.
I have come to the same conclusion. Local Church Publishers is the best Bible for the money I have found. Thanks for the video. I am sure many people will benefit from your experience. God bless you brother!
The Hebrew text says heavens, shouldn't the original texts be the standard?
local church bible publishers have great at cost bibles (kjv)
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The best note taking bible is the KJV Lambskin Note takers Red letter Edition from the KJV Store. Best studying bible Cambridge Concord wide margin or R.L. Allan Wide margin. Best Looking bible Church bible publishers Water buffalo platinum cranberry edition.
High quality videos. Thank you, sir!
I have been given a gift KJB and it's from Local Church Bible Publishers 😮
the lcbp have restocked the wide mergin red letters, and are avalable again. if they run out they will email u when they restock.
What you think of a Scofield study Bible? I've been using it for over 10 years & was published by Oxford.
Ive had a reference KJV that had references that was from the NIV. Example: "hell" had a reference of "hades".
what about a KJV Thompson Chain Reference Bible? , found at the KJV store website
The link for the KJV counterfeits download is not working.
Yes, Local Church makes beautiful Bibles. I have 4. Bu, for the most part, the print is not dark. The best Bible I have found for nice DARK print is, the Cambridge Large Print Text edition. It comes in hardback and French Morocco leather. The font is 10 point, and dark.
You and me both my minister told me at that time any versions fine, but of course I know now, I read that bible cover to cover, I have a new ones kjv of course
I've heard from some that the Local Church Publishers quality has changed recently, can anyone speak to this who has made a recent purchase?
I have a zondervan Thompson chain reference bible and I checked and it is correct.
I bought a Holman reference supergiant 16point font print KJV. It has a cheap brown leather touch binding. But it's a great Bible for $17..
I have a good Pure Cambridge Edition printed by Local Church Bible Publishers. It is really nice.
Anyone have a new link to the list of thing counterfits change?
And good quality also. There's a nice video on YT showing their process in making Bibles.
Im gonna get the pink one! Thanks
rl allan is definitely the best in terms of quality, followed closely by lcbp and cambridge. but i have to admit, i have a 1988 thompson chain reference in excellent condition and it looks as if it was made yesterday.
Bonded leather is better fit for gift & award Bibles, as they rarely get used. It's simply pressed scraps like cardboard or paper mache.
Hi I know this is an old video but wanted to let you know i do bible repair if you ever need any books fixed or made i can also print and create books. Love the info and will be checking all the kjv bibles i have now! Great list
You give no way to reach you.
I have a bible I'd like repaired, is there a way I can contact you?
I don't personally feel that the word spirit needs to be capitalized there in Genesis 1:2. The word in the Hebrew "ruach" is not a name or personal pronoun or anything, it just means "life, spirit, wind, anger, vigor...".
Tell me what you think. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you for all the hard work you did!!
So glad I found this. I have been searching for a new bible then i do some leg work and find out its sketchy
This video was very helpful. If I had funds I would give all to have one with excellent binding, concordance and dictionary with maps. God's Word is the most priceless possession that a person can have. I have a giant print Nelson KJV Bible that is definitely a counterfeit. God bless you and your ministry.
I love my TBS and Cambridge Bibles
Q: Do we have more counterfeit papers? I want that one paper, okay? Thanks
Holman KJV is my favorite I highly recommend it
We’re website to get that bible .
Does anyone know if you can still get the word list at? I’ve looked on his website and could not find it tia
I whole heartedly agree with your assesment of Local Church Bible Publishers. I have been using their Bibles for a few years now and I always recommend them to my friends (or even people who aren't my friends) . For the money you will not find a better Bible. RL Allan Bibles are also VERY nice, but they are more expensive than Cambridge...............Enjoyed the video and I am glad LCBP are gaining popularity among the brethren.
Hello I am a brit and I have just purchased a 1628 King James bible that i am restoring . It is one of the first quarto editions . It is in gothic black letter and I feel incredibly privileged to be given the task. I have built up my library over the last year and have many King James bibles now from the 17th 18th and 19th C and was also privileged to have restored a 16thc Bishops bible from which much of the 1611 King James came from.
My personal opinion is that you cannot go wrong with any king James bible printed in the UK from 1611 up to the mid 19th c. With the arrival of Revised NT in 1881 then things sort of go downhill very quickly. Scofields bible the 1917 edition is not bad but use his notes with discernment.
i have bought many of my bibles from e bay and some only cost a few $ so you can get a good old KJ edition cheaply indeed often for less than modern editions. If you are looking for a good cheap study bible the scofield is not bad as it an be bought for about $10-$15.
Thank you for sharing! I had never heard of LCBP till I saw this video and I have ordered 2, the hand sized classic leather an the note takers vinyl.Love them both.
The apocrypha is a selection of books which were published in the original 1611 King James Bible. These apocryphal books were positioned between the Old and New Testament (it also contained maps and geneologies). The apocrypha was a part of the KJV for 274 years until being removed in 1885 A.D.
www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Apocrypha-Books/
The only problem I see with calling the other KJV bibles counterfeit, is that the words that are different in spelling (like heaven vs. heavens), if we look at the Hebrew, ought to be different. Unless I'm wrong, which I might well be, the Hebrew word used is actually plural.
Also, most of the other words are only superficially different in spelling (asswaged vs. assuaged), or capitalization (which I agree can make a big difference).
Can you please respond to let me know what you think?
the niv and the rsv removes the diety of christ it is more new age there is a link where you can watch an entire series.it is called total onslaught by walter veith on amazing discoveries .it is called changing the word and the other one is called battle of the bibles just trying to help
where do I go to find a free download comparing counterfeit KJV bible words?..
I can’t find the download menu for counterfeit KJV Bible list.