Tomato Tomoto: www.thekjvstore.com/help/#1611 The 1611 reading is first, followed by the 1762 Cambridge. 1 Corinthians 12:28 - “helpes in gouernmets” vs. “helps, governments” Joshua 3:11 - “Arke of the Couenant, euen the Lord” vs. “ark of the covenant of the Lord” 2 Kings 11:10 - “in the Temple” vs. “in the temple of the LORD” Isaiah 49:13 - “for God” vs. “for the LORD” Jeremiah 31:14 - “with goodnesse” vs. “with my goodness” Jeremiah 51:30 - “burnt their dwelling places” vs. “burned her dwellingplaces” Ezekiel 6:8 - “that he may” vs. “that ye may” Ezekiel 24:5 - “let him seethe” vs. “let them seethe” Ezekiel 24:7 - “powred it vpon the ground” vs. “poured it not upon the ground” Ezekiel 48:8 - “which they shall” vs. “which ye shall” Daniel 3:15 - “a fierie furnace” vs. “a burning fiery furnace” Matthew 14:9 - “the othes sake” vs. “the oath’s sake” 1 Corinthians 15:6 - “And that” vs. “After that” 1 John 5:12 - “the Sonne, hath” vs. “the Son of God hath” Additionally, there are 2 primarily accepted versions of the KJV in use: the Oxford 1769 (Blayney) and the Cambridge 1762 (Paris) editions. Here are a couple of Cambridge passages vs. their Oxford counterparts: Jeremiah 34:16 - “whom ye had set” vs. “whom he had set” 2 Timothy 2:2 - “heard from me” vs. “heard of me” Whether you prefer the term "Edited" or "Revised", it definitely made corrections, but was not "Revised" in the sense that it did not fundamentally change the structure of the original 1611 KJV. God Bless.
That looks clean. I like the Roman typeface.
Absolutely. Thanks Randy.
The KJV of 1769 was not revised. It was edited and standardized.
Tomato Tomoto:
www.thekjvstore.com/help/#1611
The 1611 reading is first, followed by the 1762 Cambridge.
1 Corinthians 12:28 - “helpes in gouernmets” vs. “helps, governments”
Joshua 3:11 - “Arke of the Couenant, euen the Lord” vs. “ark of the covenant of the Lord”
2 Kings 11:10 - “in the Temple” vs. “in the temple of the LORD”
Isaiah 49:13 - “for God” vs. “for the LORD”
Jeremiah 31:14 - “with goodnesse” vs. “with my goodness”
Jeremiah 51:30 - “burnt their dwelling places” vs. “burned her dwellingplaces”
Ezekiel 6:8 - “that he may” vs. “that ye may”
Ezekiel 24:5 - “let him seethe” vs. “let them seethe”
Ezekiel 24:7 - “powred it vpon the ground” vs. “poured it not upon the ground”
Ezekiel 48:8 - “which they shall” vs. “which ye shall”
Daniel 3:15 - “a fierie furnace” vs. “a burning fiery furnace”
Matthew 14:9 - “the othes sake” vs. “the oath’s sake”
1 Corinthians 15:6 - “And that” vs. “After that”
1 John 5:12 - “the Sonne, hath” vs. “the Son of God hath”
Additionally, there are 2 primarily accepted versions of the KJV in use: the Oxford 1769 (Blayney) and the Cambridge 1762 (Paris) editions. Here are a couple of Cambridge passages vs. their Oxford counterparts:
Jeremiah 34:16 - “whom ye had set” vs. “whom he had set”
2 Timothy 2:2 - “heard from me” vs. “heard of me”
Whether you prefer the term "Edited" or "Revised", it definitely made corrections, but was not "Revised" in the sense that it did not fundamentally change the structure of the original 1611 KJV. God Bless.