Fixed! Thank you for the tip!

I get the same message. Seems to be something wrong with the link. It seems to work in the other posts.

The King James Only movement has formed a doctrine that is not taught in Scripture and then has separated from (and frequently reviled) fellow Christians who believe the same gospel and the same Jesus and yet refuse to believe that doctrine that is not taught in Scripture. KJV-Onlyism is guilty of causing many breaks in the body of Christ, and it generates tons and tons of division, contention, and strife, which are works of the flesh. It isn’t all evil; there are many, many good people overtaken in the fault of KJV-Onlyism—which is a huge reason why I do the work that I do. I want to regain unity with them.

Thanks for sharing that. And I do hope you received encouraging feedback from the letter writer indicating that he followed up on your advice. And that, in spite of the consequences of doing so, he felt that a burden had been lifted from him.

My wife and I, Reformed believers at heart having left a Reformed church because of its seeker sensitive leanings and membership of the World Council of Churches, were in a comparable situation where we disagreed with the church leadership of our new church regarding unbiblical pentecostal teachings wrt speaking in tongues and, in general, Armininian doctrine.

We discussed the matters in a respectful and loving way with church leadership.We found ready ears and understanding from their side, but not the ready hearts required for change. Because of it, and because of the presence of a Reformed church nearby, we decided, in order to not create division, to leave.

BTW, we only had these discussions after 6 years or so, not as we joined them fresh from our transfer.

We were asked not to tell the rest of the congregation that we were leaving, nor to advertise why we had if asked.

We left quietly, but when asked later by the church members why we had left, we had to tell them the truth.

In our case it worked well, and we are still good acquaintances or even friends with that part of God’s flock.

Coming back to the KJV Only discussion.
It has always been my understanding that the main “raison d’être” for the KJV originally WAS intelligibility, making the Bible understandable in the vernicular, the language of the day.

So the KJV Only advocates should understand our 1 Cor 14 argument!

I confess I’m not familiar with this setting in WordPress.

Christian, I must sadly stand by my words. I have spoken the truth. God will judge between us, brother. Perhaps like North and South, the prayers of neither side will be answered fully. The Almighty has his own purposes.