Repentance: defined by the King James Bible
Channel: Andrew Burns
Date: 2022-06-30

"Repent" and all its variants are words that are not properly understood, but are life or death vital to be understood considering repentance affects your salvation. Many people have their own understanding of the word, but how does the scriptures define it? I will spoil it here, the scriptures self-define repent and its variants as "grieve" and/or "turn". 

This was also just a very brief word study. PLEASE continue to read, search, study the scriptures thyself, meditate on, and compare spiritual things with spiritual and you will see that grieve/grievance/grieving/grieved for sin and/or also turn/turning/turned from sin are predominant things throughout the scriptures, which tie into repentance.


Also, just for proof of the King James Bible's built in dictionary and to show that I didn't make this system up, this was known of by people in the past (Matthew 18:16 KJV) and was a thing BEFORE the King James Bible came to be and is rooted in its lineage. This is why I added the William Tyndale quote in the beginning of the video, and here it is again:

"... and in many places, where the text seemeth at the first chop hard to be understood, yet the circumstances before and after, and often reading together, maketh it plain enough etc."
- William Tyndale, "Prologues to the New Testament"