There is a belief in fundamentalist Christian groups that the King James Bible is the most reliable biblical text and some even claim it is the only true Bible translation. They are firm in the loyalty to the KJV and trust it is the closest version to the original texts of scripture and some claim it is the exact same as the originals in translation. But is this true? To figure this out we will look at the KJV sources, translation, author, and consider God's prevision of his Word through textual criticism.
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