NIV Origin

by Apr 27, 2013KJV1 comment

It’s excessively, almost unbearably sad to me that the story told in this video goes back 60 years. If a businessman in a hotel in the 1950s laughed out loud at the archaism of the KJV, what does it sound like to people today?

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  1. Jeremy Patterson

    What’s sad is that a lot of hotels (of those that still carry Bibles) still have the KJV in their drawers.