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The King James Translators Were Calvinists!
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I don't only assert it, I provide proof.
In that period of history, the Church of England was very Calvinistic ('Calvinism' being a nickname for a particular view on Soteriology and sovereignty etc.) and held to the 39 Articles of Faith (see link below). The King James scholars were all members of the Church of England and apparently even King James himself was a Calvinist.
Ironically many King James Only believers today harshly and mercilessly condemn Calvinism as heresy and of the devil. Yet their beloved translation was brought to us by many Calvinist men. Therefore these King James Only Christians should at least show more respect and grace toward their Reformed brethren. God must have used godly men, who had the Holy Spirit, as instruments to bring forth the infallible, inspired Word of God in English, right? Is it possible for God to use 60+ heretical unbelievers to bring forth His Word? And if you're going to condemn modern translations for having alleged heretics on their translation committees, then you're going to have to condemn the King James.
Additionally, the King James translators would totally disagree with the Easy Believism commonly held to by many King James Onlyists. They believed a living and true faith is demonstrated and proven by good fruit and a changed life. A dead faith cannot save us (Jam. 2:14-26)! Indeed any good works that we do are only AFTER salvation and cannot add or minus ANYTHING from salvation by grace alone through faith alone on the merits of Christ alone. They are the fruit of salvation and not the means of salvation. But every Christian has some measure of sanctification (Heb. 12:14, Eph. 2:8-10, Rom. 6:1-14).
Sources used:
39 Articles Of The Church Of England (1562):
Other videos of mine on Soteriology:
In that period of history, the Church of England was very Calvinistic ('Calvinism' being a nickname for a particular view on Soteriology and sovereignty etc.) and held to the 39 Articles of Faith (see link below). The King James scholars were all members of the Church of England and apparently even King James himself was a Calvinist.
Ironically many King James Only believers today harshly and mercilessly condemn Calvinism as heresy and of the devil. Yet their beloved translation was brought to us by many Calvinist men. Therefore these King James Only Christians should at least show more respect and grace toward their Reformed brethren. God must have used godly men, who had the Holy Spirit, as instruments to bring forth the infallible, inspired Word of God in English, right? Is it possible for God to use 60+ heretical unbelievers to bring forth His Word? And if you're going to condemn modern translations for having alleged heretics on their translation committees, then you're going to have to condemn the King James.
Additionally, the King James translators would totally disagree with the Easy Believism commonly held to by many King James Onlyists. They believed a living and true faith is demonstrated and proven by good fruit and a changed life. A dead faith cannot save us (Jam. 2:14-26)! Indeed any good works that we do are only AFTER salvation and cannot add or minus ANYTHING from salvation by grace alone through faith alone on the merits of Christ alone. They are the fruit of salvation and not the means of salvation. But every Christian has some measure of sanctification (Heb. 12:14, Eph. 2:8-10, Rom. 6:1-14).
Sources used:
39 Articles Of The Church Of England (1562):
Other videos of mine on Soteriology:
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