Steven Avery
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Some discussions were in WhichVersion my email stash, Nov. 2009.
TC-Alternate in Nov. 2011.
[KJBD] - Oct 2011
CARM discussions in 2011 are gone forums.
Also Fundamental Forums
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SA
"The target language can have more precision, as in the famous
stablish-establish example, which you could count as 'meaning gained' or
at least 'ease of precision gained'."
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/bib...r-words-kjvo-characteristic-t5293.html#p64357
Distinctions in Bible Words (2009. minor updates 2019)
Glistering Truths
That every jot and tittle in our pure English Bible
is necessary for giving the exact sense
Matthew Verschuur
http://www.bibleprotector.com/glistering_truths.pdf
ESTABLISH/STABLISH
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the main meaning of the word “stablish” is, “To place or set firmly in position; to station in a place.” This is not exactly the same as “establish”, which firstly means, “To render stable or firm”. Consider Psalm 93:1b, 2a, “the world also is stablished, that it cannot be moved. Thy throne is established of old”. The Psalmist is showing that the world is placed by God, while God’s throne has been made to have internal strength to endure for a long time. Although similar, these words have different meanings, and are used accurately in many places throughout the King James Bible.
The King James Bible In America (2017)
Bryan Ross
https://archive.org/details/TheKingJamesBibleInAmericaBryanRossFinalCopy/page/n25/mode/2up
TC-Alternate in Nov. 2011.
[KJBD] - Oct 2011
CARM discussions in 2011 are gone forums.
Also Fundamental Forums
See if BibleProtector forum discussion is still available.
SA
"The target language can have more precision, as in the famous
stablish-establish example, which you could count as 'meaning gained' or
at least 'ease of precision gained'."
https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/bib...r-words-kjvo-characteristic-t5293.html#p64357
Distinctions in Bible Words (2009. minor updates 2019)
Glistering Truths
That every jot and tittle in our pure English Bible
is necessary for giving the exact sense
Matthew Verschuur
http://www.bibleprotector.com/glistering_truths.pdf
ESTABLISH/STABLISH
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the main meaning of the word “stablish” is, “To place or set firmly in position; to station in a place.” This is not exactly the same as “establish”, which firstly means, “To render stable or firm”. Consider Psalm 93:1b, 2a, “the world also is stablished, that it cannot be moved. Thy throne is established of old”. The Psalmist is showing that the world is placed by God, while God’s throne has been made to have internal strength to endure for a long time. Although similar, these words have different meanings, and are used accurately in many places throughout the King James Bible.
The King James Bible In America (2017)
Bryan Ross
https://archive.org/details/TheKingJamesBibleInAmericaBryanRossFinalCopy/page/n25/mode/2up
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