I heard one minister say the whole KJO thing was brought about to keep
us from the Septuagint Bible.

I'm sure there are those who merchandise the KJO thing. Take a look at:

http://www.greatsite.com/ancient-rar...1611-leaf.html

Since that url is so long I started to get a tinyurl but it timed out -
twice. Sorry about that.

Anyway, here's a cut & paste of some merchandising of the KJV Bible:

[start quote]

We offer these 1611 King James Pulpit Folio First Edition Bible Leaves
for considerably less than the “$5,000 each” that both Pat Robertson’s
700 Club and John Hagee Ministries have been selling them for on
National Television for many years! We offer those SAME leaves at under
$300, and the extremely elaborate Title Pages (first chapter of a book)
start at under $600.

This is simply one of the most impressive things you could possibly have
hanging on the wall in your home. People often call us back to tell us
how the gift of one of these 1611 King James Bible Leaves brought the
recipient of the gift to tears. Imagine… having a favorite passage of
scripture from the first printing of the most printed book in the world:
The King James Bible of 1611. Call today to see if your favorite passage
of scripture is available.


ITEM # KJF-1: $295 - A Regular Selection from the Old or New Testament
ITEM # KJF-2: $375 – A Leaf from the Psalms (slightly more ornate)
ITEM # KJF-3: $595 – A Title Page to most Old or New Testament Books
(very ornate)
ITEM # KJF-4: $1,500 - $7,500+ INQUIRE for a price quote on very
“premium” selections
such as Genesis 1, Psalm 23, The Ten Commandments, John 3:16, etc.

Note: Yes, the Apocrypha WAS part of the 1611 King James Bible (and
virtually ALL Bibles
printed prior to its removal in 1885). Apocrypha leaves start at just $175.

[end quote]

Looks like three different ministries involved in the merchandising of
the KJV argument.

Al

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lsmyer wrote:

Here's a link to a VERY intense website that demonizes everything that is
outside of the KJV:
http://www.av1611.org/

These people are so incredibly closed-minded. It's really funny to read
about all the things that they put down (Christian rock and Santa Claus are
two such evils).

I once wrote them an email telling them that some things that have occurred
during the past 393 years aren't necessarily of the devil, but they never
responded.