Commentary on
Epistle
Dedicatory
by Daniel
Miles,
founder of GodShew.Org,
wishing you all Grace
Mercy Peace
The
HOLY BIBLE
contains an Epistle Dedicatory, but not Apocrypha
Firstly it's Epistle
Dedicatory to the HOLY
BIBLE containing Old and New Testaments, not to the 'KJV', nor even
the 'Authorized KJV', as many do say. For many KJVs have been printed,
even
Authorized versions, which don't contain the Epistle Dedicatory. Some
KJVs have both the Epistle Dedicatory and the Apocrypha; whereas the
HOLY BIBLE
contains Epistle Dedicatory, but not Apocrypha, or else
the Apocrypha is sandwiched between Old and New Testaments as being
neither.
Clarity: I've no objection to anyone reading the Apocrypha, just to
including
it with holy scripture; For it doesn't compute. Furthermore it's neither Popish nor Protestant,
but rather purposed to make God's Holy Truth the more known: Grace is Sufficient
(no law required).
Allegoric menton of Five in one house
divided
Secondly it's notable the high and mighty Prince: James, was
the King
of GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND IRELAND ; And
Great Britain
was also: England, Wales, Scotland... so five: which
is
alleogrically noted in the Bible as "five in one
house divided" (similar to the law: the five books of Moses).
Five in one house divided were as "three against two", and "two against
three".
King James is called DEFENDER OF THE FAITH
& c
Thirdly it's notable a small "c" following DEFENDER OF THE FAITH is short
for catholic (not
Roman Catholic) meaning universal: the collective whole of man
kind: brethren all. Some have reprinted it as meaning 'etc', an err. It
may also allegorically refer to church: a calling out, from among
"them" who say Peace & Safety (Grace & Law)
followed by destruction
upon them (1Thess
5:3). In comparison & contrast God hath not appointed us to wrath (1Thess
5:9); The reason the Lord (that Spirit)
is longsuffering to us-ward
(so none
perish). For according to "converted" Peter, it's
what is accounted as "salvation" (2Pet 3).
THE FAITH referred to in DEFENDER OF "THE FAITH" isn't blind
faith (trust
in the law) of blind guides who played the blame game,
which
inducted such into a hall
of shame; Rather seeing faith: "the faith" of
"the Son of God" (by which we are saved). Better
faith
is "now" based on "evidence" (as in Heb 11:1).
Biblically we all are chanGed, from faith to faith,
which is as being chanGed
from glory
to glory, firstly as a grace walk from mtn to mtn through
the valley, the valley of the "shadow" of death, shadow thereof being
law (Heb 10:1);
Then a grace "run"
to the end when seeing we also are compassed about (Heb 12:1).
Bible Translators were "learned men" all
who believed
"it is preposterous order
to teach first and learn after"
Study about Bible Translators
notes they were "learned men" all, who thought it
"preposterous order to teach first and learn after" as many "popish
persons" (Roman Catholics) and "selfconceited brethren"
(Protestants) did. Many who do such also accuse
Bible Translators of making translation errors; But after more Bible
study than most peers (ministers and priests included),
I find they
were more meticulous about translating than scribes were about
scribing.
Many modern perversions
of the Bible now replace shew
with show, and ye with
you, and Holy Ghost
with Holy Spirit; Thereby many fail to get
it: understanding that the Bible is allegoric; And that
both
shew & show, both ye & you, both Holy Ghost & Holy Spirit,
are used
therein on purpose, sometimes even in the same verse, to denote comparison:
"comparing spiritual
things with spiritual" in a comparative teaching
about what is
grace, compared to what it's not: law.
Bible
Translators 'unanimously' made Three Wishes
Bible Translators 'unanimously' made three wishes for King
and kingdom:
"Grace, Mercy, and Peace". Such three wishes
could be called the perfect triune wish noting: His Grace is Mercy-full
and
such is then Peace-able (James 3). They also clarify
eventual Peace thereof is "through"
JESUS CHRIST, almost as SHOUTING a HINT perfection is through Jesus
Christ; through the cross having blood shed x 7 of Jesus (King
of the Jews: Law) on one side and the risen Christ (the
end
of the law) on the other side of an allegorical door (I
am the door) way (I am the way). To wit (and
of this/that
Gods), "that God" was in "Christ" reconciling the world
unto himself
(2Cor 5:19); And such global reconciliation
clarifies that
God did not impute sin for the "hell" of it, as many still do.
No doubt Bible Translators were aware the Bible is allegoric,
and spoke allegorically in both an Epistle Dedicatory
and in Preface
to Readers; Much like Paul
The Apostle does as "steward"
of the mysteries of God.
- more revelatory commentary on
Epistle Dedicatory to
follow whenever InSight comes -
The grace
of
our Lord Jesus
Christ with you
all. Amen.
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