I'll answer if that's ok...

Only in the faith. Brother Tim is a man that I greatly respect though I don't always agree with him. I'm sure he'll have something else to add or clarify.

Again, if the KJV is the Word of God, then all other versions cannot be, because they are not the same.

Correct?

I would not agree. Translations might be deficient in the translational philosophy and lose the message. Not a fan. But faithful translations to the HOT & GNT are the Word of God, in my opinion. What we might disagree on is the complete Word of God.

Do you have all the faithful (and how do you determine that?) translations to the HOT & GNT? In other words, do you have and possess the complete Word of God yourself?

LOL, I can see where this is headed... :rolleyes:

I don't have ALL reliable translations. I'm too poor :(

You would say I do. I would as well, but it would not mean the same thing.

Then you have nothing. You have come to a gunfight with a knife.

How are you going to correct us?

Well...owning a copy of Scriptures was a luxury in the old days.

I don't believe I said I was. Did I say I was? I don't recall saying that.

You said you wanted to sharpen iron with iron. But you have no iron.

And how can you have faith? Faith comes only by hearing the Word of God.

Romans 10:17 So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.

And that is not meant to be a contentious question, it is sincere. How can you trust in God's Word if you do not have it?

Iron is not the Word of God but the saints. So I am the iron. You would be more correct in saying that I am not iron.

By your reasoning, only those saved under the KJV are saved. Is that right? I was saved w/ the KJV. I don't use it anymore (rarely to be accurate). Did I lose my salvation? Or was I never actually saved? Is faith in the KJVO doctrine part of the Gospel? Serious questions.

Again, I do have the Word of God. I didn't say otherwise.