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I agree. Howbout the majority of the copies? Can a tape recording of someone be considered evidence of what they said?

So you can stop saying that the OA's say this and that.

The autographs ceased to exist in the first few centuries. Thousands of copies were used for the KJV. The election process was also used. Combined, God used them to get us an English Bible for the last days to evangelize the world with. Also God uses it as the plumbline for other language...

Teaching sinners there is such thing as a pure word of God is heresy?

All I am asking for is which translation is the pure word of God so I can read it? Peter said the word of God endures forever, not the tainted word of God endures forever, correct?

You would never in your lifetime even heard of Jesus if it were not for book form.

I clearly understand your words. We need more than voices in our heads that we think are the word of God. We need the pure word of God in book form. This will help guide the voices in our heads.

Sleep with the lights on

No pure word of God for you, huh?

Boo!

I teach sinners they can count on the KJV as the pure word of God. Not, "you are on your own, buddy, just believe the best you can".

Have you seen the autographs to compare it to?

Do you believe in a Holy Ghost?

Do you teach sinners to trust an error filled Bible?

Which one is the pure word of God?

If the Bible says 93 times "Holy Ghost", you still don't believe in the Ghost? Did you see something in the dark and are in denial? No such thing as a Ghost? Scary stuff, huh?

You still did not answer me. What is your favorite translation of the word of God that has translational problems? Name it please? Or, do you translate for yourself and reject them all as the word of God?

Terrified of ghosts, I perceive... How many times is the Holy Ghost used in the Bible? Around 93 times\ Absolutely terrifying!

Of course the Holy Ghost and the Holy Spirit are synonymous. The question is, are you afraid of ghosts?

You are truly into modern read definitions. Some people believe anything they read.