• Are you a King James "Only" Bible Believer, or just a "user" - or just "not as strong as you!"
• Do you believe it to be inspired and preserved - or just in the originals?
• Do you believe it is the 7th and final translation?
• When you read the phrase words and word of God, do you think of the King James Bible?
• Is I Corinthians 13:10 in reference to the King James Bible?

Why don't folks think about the land of UZ, the home of Job, who was perfect and upright?  (Job 1:1)

It is time for us to expand our own vocabulary by learning FROM the King James Bible instead of those who dummy down the KJB because they were dummied down themselves with their formal education! (not including those educated wolves who purposely tear the KJB to bits - being used of the Devil to prepare the devils army.  Revelation 16:14 - We are just trying to help those well-meaning but deceived graduates of today's Bible colleges as well as those church goers who have been convinced by their 'edjukated' pastors and reverends that they need to know the Greek in order to get these KJV words clarified.)

• There are approximately one million words in the English vocabulary; 500,000 are cited in most dictionaries.  The KJV uses less than an 8000 word vocabulary.
• A child knows 300 words by age two and 3000 words by the age of three; by age five a child could know the 8000 word vocabulary of the KJB.  It is up to the parents to whether this gets done or not.

When a word is heard or read, the mind immediately goes on a brain hunt to recover from the memory all previous files containing that word.  The pages in these files are pictures, taken by our senses, during our previous exposures to that word.  Together, a composite picture of 'meaning' emerges, painted by our own personal experiences.  (If every dog you met bit you, the word 'dog' would elicit a meaning to you molded by your experience, less by the dictionary's definition.)

The KJB contains God's own built-in-dictionary so that cultural, regional, personal and devilish views moving through history do not sift out or God's intended meanings for words.  Psalm 12:6,7

New versions, on the other hand, substitute a word packed by our culture, etc. that is packed with vile connotations and meanings.  Modern words today conjure up pictures of TV, movies, etc. in the mind of the average person.

It has been documented that that there does exist the use of NIV/NKJV words subliminally embedded and accompanied by grotesque and pornographic imagery in virtually all forms of media!                         G Riplinger

Instead, we should be able to see even more the workings of the King James Bible in us - along with the Holy Spirit, etc.  An understanding will come as we learn about the 'details' of swimming even deeper with the King James Bible.

The Bible is more than just a "book with the Holy Spirit in it" - it has been designed specifically by God Himself.  We can not and should not and are commanded to not mess with one word!

Many folks have even learned to read from reading their King James Bible only!  There is one story of a prisoner who went from 5th grade reading when he first went to prison and in one year, he was reading at the 17th grade level.

Let us strive to learn that:

• The King James Bible contains God's own built-in dictionary, defining each word, as it first used and in its context, using the very words of the Webster's and Oxford English Dictionaries! (KJV came first - no wonder!)
• The King James Bible proves that the 'law' of first usage is of paramount importance in the defining of words.
• The King James Bible has a vocabulary and reading level which slowly builds progressively from Genesis to Revelation.
• The King James Bible uses words with the appropriate sound symbolism.  It has a vocabulary that phonaesthetically fulfills the Bible's own description of itself as "powerful."
• The King James Bible is the only extant access we have to the pure language lexicons of the 16th and 17th centuries.
• The King James Bible gives a transparent view of the Greek and Hebrew vocabulary, grammar and syntax.
• The King James Bible uses literary devices which enhance doctrinally important concepts and memorability.
• The King James Bible has a sentence structure which enhances accurate doctrinal interpretation.
• The King James Bible's words and sentences are patterned and woven through its fabric so as to provide a consistency of form and content.
• The King James Bible needs to have the spelling left alone!
• The King James Bible has no need to be updated!
• The King James Bible has no need for supposedly complex sentences to altered!
• The King James Bible has many methods designed within to help understand the meaning of the words.
• The King James Bible vocabulary is precise and internationally recognizable.
• The King James Bible has the precision and longevity of the legal document that it is - equitable for final judgment!

1.  Looking at the word next to the word in question.
2.  Looking at the words in the verse.
3.  Looking in the next or preceding verse.
4.  Reading beginning at the paragraph mark; reading the entire chapter.
5.  Changing the pronunciation.
6.  Trying colloquial pronunciations.
7.  Changing the spelling in your mind.
8.  Looking inside the word.
9.  Looking for parallelism.
10.  Looking for opposites.
11.  Looking at the context.
12.  Looking at the root words inside the word.
13.  Seeing the progressive build-up as a way to receive understanding of the meaning of words.
14.  Observe which type of definition is being given.
15.  Looking at the verse numbers.
16.  Watching for onomatopoeia, that is, words that imitate the sound of the word.