Intro To The KJB: Midterm

You can trust Moulton’s Lexicon and Strong’s Concordance?

What Bible that is older than the King James Bible has words that are more modern than the King James Bible?

Which is not a member of the “bad Greek” family?

How many different Texts Receptus are there?

Which is not one of the strains of the Texts Receptus manuscripts?

What Textus Receptus was put together out of the Revised Version Committee in 1881 as a back translation of the King James Bible?

All the six different strains of the Textus Receptus are exactly the same.

What translations did James Strong not work on?

When a preacher quotes “in the Greek” during a sermon on Sunday and then use the words of the Strong’s Concordance, many times he is just quoting the words the NIV uses?

How do you find the built-in dictionary in the KJB?

What is an Areopagus?

Why should we not try to modernize the words of the King James Bible?

Which is not an example of a “good Greek” family of manuscripts?

1 Samuel 20:30 the Children’s Living Bible says, “You son of a b_____.”  What does the King James Bible say?

In the Black Chronicles Bible, “Thou shalt not kill” is changed to?

In Acts chapter 8, what verse is taken out in the modern versions?

They say we added the verse in and we say they took it out, what proves they took it out?

The symbol of the NKJV, is said to be a symbol of the Trinity.  What verse says we shouldn’t make any symbols to picture the godhead?

When the NIV takes out Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12, what name for Jesus do they change it to?

In 1 John 5:7, what Christian doctrine is totally taken out?

What was “new” changed to in the NKJV?

What was “told” changed to in the NIV?

What was “princes” changed to in the NIV?

Is type of English is the King James Bible written in?

How were the first Bibles in other languages developed?

If all scripture is given by God, what must be scripture?

According to 1 Tim. 3:16-17, what are three things the scriptures were able to do?

When the Bible used the word “scriptures” “in context” did it ever refer to the originals?

What do we call Bibles in other languages?

How many nations heart the gospel in Acts 2 in their own language?

Logically and historically, what language would the book of Hebrews originally be written in?

What did the word of God do in the book of Acts?

What is the original (1 a.d.) English Bible written in? (before we had modern English)

What ways were Heaven spelled in the older Bibles?

What do the new Bibles change heaven to?

God has said He has magnified His word above what?

Where is that reference found?

What did Satan first attack?

How did he first do that?

What phrase did Satan use when he questioned the word of God?

After Satan questioned the word of God, what did he do next?

The King James Bible is preserved, but not inspired?

The King James Bible is perfect, meaning complete, but it has some flaws.

Which statement best describes the King James Bible?

Fill in the blank.  “Whoever defines the words defines the _____________.”

Give an illustration of a word that has been redefined in the past few years and is causing havoc in our country?

What is the root word for inspiration?

Before you look up a word, you could compare “___________” to “______________.”

What is the best commentary of the Bible?

What is another NT verse that tells how we received the word of God?

Next, you should look up the word in a good ________________.

Name a good dictionary mentioned in class.

What is the correct dictionary definition in a theological reference of inspiration?

What word was the Greek word translated into more than any?

What is the OT verse that has the first mention of inspiration?

What is the study of the Holy Spirit called?

How does God reveal himself?

In Acts chapter 8, what verse is taken out in the modern versions?

The symbol of the NKJV, is said to be a symbol of the Trinity.  What verse says we shouldn’t make any symbols to picture the godhead?

Which statement is correct?