Permissions To Quote Scripture

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by martin decker jr. on February 4, 2012 at 10:44pm

These people are rip offs!Freely you have recieved ,freely give!.The bible is thousands of years old = public domain= no infringement. If you to use the exact wording of a particular version ,yes, but to quote scripture?never!If any one is worried about this find a version of the 1611 King James bible . an old one ( if 50 years old or so =in public domain =you don't pay a cent.). I'd love for one of these crooks of Gods word to try and sue me , they'd never be able to prove what version I  use. Use original English translations of the majority texts and you will never pay a cent.The majority texts are free from the corruptions of the Alexandrian texts (influenced by gnosticism ), which a lot of modern versions rely on heavily.Do a little research into the corruptions/additions/deletions in a lot of modern versions and you wouldn't want to use them any way.