It is important to note that the same word may have a different definition when used in a different context. Therefore, although the subject word may appear in other places in the Bible, only the translation of the word which applies to the topic is actually used. To the left of this frame, you will see my justification for using only the King James Version of the Bible. Because Hebrew and Greek words conveyed broader and more expansive meanings than our present English language, newer translations have failed to correctly or fully express those meanings and have, as a result, lost the intent. You may also want to read The History of the English Bible . .
Words are powerful.
Your own words have the ability to encourage or discourage, to crush or nourish, to build up or tear down. The most critical element of a deeper study of the Word of God is truth. ALL deception in the Christian faith has been enabled by a willingness to allow someone else to interpret the Bible rather than stepping out in the very basis of faith, hungry for the truth of the Word, and studying independently, trusting the Lord to write the depth of the meaning of His scriptures on our hearts. I believe that there is nothing more important than studying the Word for ourselves will make a diligent study for yourselves of everything I present in these Bible studies. No matter how much you may trust someone when it comes to matters of the Word of God, He is the only one worthy of that trust.