John 3:16 For God so loved the world (human beings), that He gave His only begotten Son (Jesus Christ), that whosoever believeth (puts their total and complete trust in) in Him (Jesus Christ) should not perish, (suffer eternal death and judgment in the lake of fire), but have Everlasting Life. Ephesians 2:8-9 For by (God’s) Grace (we cannot ever deserve, earn, merit or purchase) are ye saved through faith, (in the shed innocent, pure and holy) and that not of yourselves it is the (free) Gift of God, not of our works (deeds, keeping of sacraments and religious rituals, giving to Church or charities, etc.), lest any man (person) should boast. 6:23 For the wages (what we earned due to our sin) of sin is death, (separation from God for eternity), but the (free to us, but it cost God His only begotten Son ) Gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. 5:8 But God commendeth (showed) His love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us. For all have sinned, and come short of the Glory of God. I grew up in your corrupted “Roman Catholicism” Sadly, you don’t know that you are blinded (spiritually) by an idolatrous religious cult! Roman Catholicism has a mix of false doctrines and false prophets, and pagan religious rituals! (Babylonian and Roman idols) The Roman Catholic church worships Mary and other saints which are dead! Neither Mary nor these dead saints can intercede on behalf of anyone! Jesus Christ alone is the Head of the true Church! And we are not saved by anything other than the holy, righteous blood of Jesus Christ! Roman’s 3:10,23 As it is Written, there is none righteous, (created human beings), no, not one. He was baptized in a Roman Catholic church and learned Anglican during his rule. King James was brought up in the Presbyterian church. Here are some of the interesting questions: So what bible do Catholics use? Roman catholic bible?Ĭatholics use the New American Bible. The KJV is just one of the many other versions of the Holy Bible. The Catholic Bible is a more generic term for the Holy Bible.Ģ. Even if the phrasing and wordings are somewhat altered, almost all Bible versions, including the KJV, tells of the same message about God. Overall, no matter what Bible version you are reading, more or less the message remains the same. No wonder there has been many revised versions of this English Bible, named the New King James Version. The result is a book that contained lots of errors. Moreover, the scholars who were tasked by the king to do the translation asked for little or no help from anyone in translating the Catholic Bible. Their translation also included the Apocrypha, although newer versions of such do not include the said books. There were also a small number of texts to which their new version had to be based, including the Greek Textus Receptus for the New Testament and the Hebrew Masoteric for the Old Testament. The problem with the translating process at that time was that the translators were mostly pure Englishmen, with limited knowledge of Hebrew. The KJV was translated or written with the use of the most original manuscripts in Hebrew and Greek. The King James Version (KJV) is regarded as one of the first English translations of the Catholic Bible, with the Great Bible and the Bishops Bible as its first two English predecessors.
It was said to have been completed around 1611.
Some of the other versions made or edited by Roman Catholics include: The Latin Vulgate itself, the Douay-Rheims Version, The Jerusalem Bible and the New American Bible, amongst many others.Īt the dawn of the 17th century, the making of the King James Bible version was initiated by the English King James the First. Jerome’s work.Ĭonversely, the King James Bible version is just one of the many versions of the Holy Book circulated throughout. It includes the 5th century Latin Vulgate, which is primarily St. By nature, it includes the so-called Old and New Testaments. The Catholic Bible is actually the generic term for the Christian Bible. It may be because of the never ending dispute between Catholics and Protestants on what should be and shouldn’t be included in the Christian Bible that lights the continuity of the said argument. There has been a lot of confusion surrounding the Holy Bible that both Roman Catholic s and Protestants use, because of the varied versions that have been printed and distributed throughout the world today.
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