Bible
Dictionary,
LDS Standard Works
Explaining Italicized
words as used in the King James Version of the Bible:
Important for all to understand
when reading from the Bible!
Note that the use of italics in
the King James Bible is exactly opposite to standard (Writers
Guide) usage of italics in other normal business communications and in
virtually all other writing or literature which is that italics
denote credence, importance, special attention, or
comprehension
weightiness for whatever is italicized. This presents
a unfortunate perceptional error in those who do not understand the contradictory
use of italics for words added in supposition
by the translators (philosophers hired by the King) in the King James Bible
and its progeny.
Remember this always!
In the King James Bible , word's in italics came from the
thoughts, opinions, judgments, prejudices and suppositions of the King
James employed philosophers / translators --NOT
the original prophets, apostles, or ancient authors! tlr |