Every Word Is Critical to Purity

To say that the King James Bible 1611 is the pure, every-word Bible is to say that every word of God is pure. I want you to think with me for a moment about the importance of believing the KJB is the pure and every-word-inspired Word of God.

With one word missing, I lack one word that can help to make me pure. With one word added that is not pure, poison is added to God's Word. Imagine adding one drop of poison to a glass of water; the whole glass becomes poisonous. Not adding all the ingredients needed to make a healing prescription makes the prescription unable to heal. Likewise, not having every word of God is to keep the purity of God's Word from being able to help us become what we need to become.

The problem with those who fight against the King James Bible is that they won't come out and say which Bible is an every-word Bible. Their idiocy is that they want to claim that it contains the thoughts of God, but we need more than just the thoughts of God; we need every word of God because every word is what makes God's Word pure.

For instance, the NIV is at least 55,000 words shorter. WOW! We are not just talking about one word, but we are talking about at least 55,000 words. How in the world can that be pure when it's missing at least 55,000 words?

For those who think the ESV is so superior, the ESV is approximately 30,000 words shorter. Again, imagine changing a formula for a prescription to heal you 55,000 times or 30,000 times. That prescription would no longer be able to help you.

My friend, we either have an every-word Bible or we don't, and if we don't, then nothing we do in Christianity really matters.

God promises in Psalm 12:6-7, "The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever."

If God promised to preserve His words from this generation and forever, that means if we have one word missing, then God failed to preserve His Word.

Go ahead, you compromisers! Allow books that take away the purity of God's Word in your bookstores, and you're allowing heretics to put poisonous books in your bookstores.

We wonder why so many churches look like rock concerts or bar scenes, and the reason is that they've changed the Word of God and lost their purity in the meantime.

When you are OK with reading an impure book, quoting an impure book, or studying from an impure book, you will get a poisonous message that will change the purity of how God expects us to live.

Somewhere, we've just got to get back to believing that we either have an every-word Bible that is pure or we don't, and if we don't, then let's close the shop down. But if we do, let's stand for it and fight for it because every word is critical for us to stay pure! As for me and those who want to live a pure life, we believe God has preserved His Word for us in the KJV 1611.