[LiteKeeper]

the last English Bible that God "authorized."

King James, not God, was the one that "authorized" this edition of the Bible. This is not meant in anyway to lessen the authority of the Scriptures as the inerrant, infallible Word of God. But to say that this is the last one that God authorized is absolutely wrong.

The Biblical Position on the King James Version Controversey

[fortheDeclaration]

When a Bible comes out that can match the King James let me know about it.

Until then, the King James is the final authority and the standard in which are others are to be evaluated.

[editor-surveyor]

The term "best manuscripts" has nothing to do with accuracy, or faithfulness to the originals. What they are referring to in most cases, are manuscripts that have been proven to have been tampered with in the ancient past.

Recently, fragments have been found, and dated to the mid first century, that refute those passages where the Newbible trust attempted to claim inaccuracy in the received texts. Isn't it interesting that the fragments found just happened to be those passages where changes were attempted? The Lord is at work protecting his word.