[Springfield Reformer]

My KJV doesn’t have a study guide. What’s he talking about?? Now my dad had a Scofield reference Bible. But not me. Not most Christians I know. Puzzling ...

[Iscool]

My KJV doesn’t have a study guide. What’s he talking about?? Now my dad had a Scofield reference Bible. But not me. Not most Christians I know. Puzzling ...

HaHa...The KJV IS the study guide...

[NKP_Vet]

Any protestant Bible is based on the King James Bible. All Bible study guides therefore are attempting to show you what is meant by individual verses in the KING JAMES BIBLE.

[Heart-Rest]

"My KJV doesn’t have a study guide. What’s he talking about?? Now my dad had a Scofield reference Bible. But not me. Not most Christians I know. Puzzling ..."

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Wow, you must not know many Protestant Christians then, Springfield Reformer.     There are tons of those KJV Bibles with study guides in them out there, and many protestants use them.

For anyone who wants to really know the truth about this (and avoid deception), just do a couple quick searches for yourself.

First, Google king james version bible with study guide and look at some of the tons of results that come back from that search, and exactly what they point to.

Then go to Amazon and do the same.

Some quick examples of KJV Bibles with study guides built in are these:

"The Expositors Study Bible King James Version (Crossfire Edition)"

"The Holy Bible (Including The Jimmy Swaggart Bible Study Guide) (Old and New Testaments in the King James Version, Giant Print Reference Edition, with Concordance and Special Helps)"

There are many other versions like that, but both of those particular examples come from this famous protestant:

Jimmy Swaggart