In the second place there were no "j" in the Hebrew. The Hebrew Massorah which the 1611
Again. . .so?

NOTE: Neither the hebrew nor the greek can trump the KJV. You can profit by looking at other versions you can read (greek or hebrew or syrian for that matter). But we don't have a HIGHER AUTHORITY in the TR than we do in the KJV. The KJV was translated from some greek texts (NT) and the masoretic text (OT) and was also diligently compared to previous versions. That's why sometimes a particular KJV translation looks faulty: Some particular greek word in some edition of the TR may not be seen as best represented by the word in the KJV. And then you will hear unbelief say "The translators really blew it" here or there. Well sometimes the KJV translators went with the word they did because it was from a previous (perhaps non-greek like the syrian) version. They diligently compared the previous english versions also.