Thanks for linking to your article. You will notice I used it for a post here. It is refreshing to see your honesty, even as you uphold the KJV but do not claim for it perfection.

Blessings to you and yours,

Bob Hayton

I have written an article called – Dangers of “KJV Onlyism” or KJV Perfectionism – which is found on http://www.bethelwimbledon.com/

Christian Greetings,

Pavlos K.

Various versions might be used, but that doesn’t mean a church won’t have one specific one that they use. Our church uses the ESV and that is our pew Bible. I know of people who have brought various other versions, but everything done publically is out of the ESV. Our readings are projected on the screen, when we read passages of Scripture, so we are all on the same page.

I understand your point, though. And I understand you are fine with the NASV.

Just explaining it for other people in case they wonder.

God bless you in Christ,

Bob

He starts reading the text out of the NASV, which is okay, and the members turn in their bible to a number of Versions. There could be up to a dozen different bibles.

I am glad the preacher does not say, “Yet us read out loud these verse.”

Charles

Thanks for the comments, guys.

Bob

MacArthur & company have put together a very cursory and brief segment with arguments from KJV/TR-onlyists and a rebuttal. I thought it was well done, and the blog interaction was somewhat interesting. It’s obvious that a few KJV-onlyists chose to read and interact as well.