The King James Version of 1611 was never authorized and was not a true version.
It was based on Erasmus Greek Text (TR). Revised in 1629, 1638, 1653, 1701, 1762, 1769, and several more times unofficially. Over 100,000 changes were made.
It unfortunately depended to some degree on the Bishop's Bible and included some anachronistic Latinisms and other problems which eventually had to be corrected.
I find it hilarious that you would ask such a question and totally IGNORE the implications of what I wrote in my previous post.
You have shown yourself to be quite the unserious person.
I'll bail out of your boat now. I get bored riding in circles with intellectually dishonest one-armed boat rowers after a while.
Prove I am intellectually dishonest. Also, to say that I am "unserious" is hypocritical, judging from your refusal to debate further.