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No; but the KJV is a proven, reliable version.

I truly struggle with North American easy divorce. I don't see where God in His Word ever says it's a good idea, ever...

@Jim Did you see this thread and poll? do you have a favorite Psalm?

1 Corinthians 7 shows that the unbelieving spouse can be sanctified by the believing one. (Even though it's not advisable to enter a marriage with this in view, if the other spouse is an unbeliever...) Good to see you on the forums!

I guess a lot of ppl would consider the artwork - as in #354, above - effective in witness, anyway. (Did you vote in the poll? there is a 'no' option also...) Thanks for your brief comment, anyway. :)

Meaning? :confused:

@Mjh29 FYI, did you see this thread and poll?

Okay! I did just look for it...

I think there's also a blog facility on these forums...

Yes, I'm sure it is. Wisconsin University Press did a Tyndale New Testament edition, as did Yale UP, also...

Sounds about right; often the so called "new" manuscripts are re-hashes of discarded, unreliable ones...

@Hidden In Him @justbyfaith Anyway there's just a classic simplicity to it, I reckon. Piercing Trends: Double Ear Piercing for Men

In the early 19th century, some editions of the KJV started being printed without the Apocrypha.

Seems like most of them are talking through the sides of their mouth so you never know what they really mean - not 'plain English', anyway!

I have talked to young ppl tattooed with substantial Scripture quotations. They must have hurt them quite a lot, but I do admire their dedication, anyway. Some ppl like yourself have I guess more of a high pain threshold, than being 'brave'. Seems anyway that as a confidently tattooed Christian...

Acts 2.42 has a good description of basic activities...(the institutional church sometimes doesn't follow them...)

I guess they all meant something different, but found a form of words by which to proceed, so they were all "agreed"... (Where have I heard this kind of thing before among politicians...?)

@Butterfly Churchill even said that America and Great Britain were two great nations divided by the same language... (He of course was an Honorary American citizen, and had an American mother...)

A very searching verse there in Habakkuk; shows that we really need to get our Godward priorities right!

Well, it's the same language really; just a different outlook sometimes, maybe (and the Canadians caught in between..)