The king James Bible Makes Sense and is easy to understand When Rightly Divided

So I asked llama AI what it thought. With AI its a matter of the Question? rightly divide???

I have had several bibles but I am in the King James daily. Why,it is the most accurate in what I believe. The others used words that lessen the Bible authority and actually counered what I believe overall. I thrust the King James Bible and find it the most accurate today. I do believe believers in the Body of Christ and the death, Burial, and Glorious Resurrection can vary on this based on what the holy spirit has taught them. To understand Gods word requires Faith and Faith Alone in Christ Jesus. Its first and foremost. Also if you need an excellent bible tool Blue letter Bible in an excellent Bible translating tool where you can compare the many different bibles. There are hundred?

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What is meant by a rightly divided King James Bible?

A “Rightly Divided” (RD) version of the King James Bible refers to a
translation or interpretation that adheres to the traditional Christian
understanding and divisions of Scripture, particularly in relation to its
original languages (Hebrew and Greek).

The term “Rightly Divided” comes from the biblical phrase “rightly
dividing” (Greek: hypertrupēs) found in 2 Timothy 2:15. In this context,
Paul encourages believers to be skilled and godly in their understanding
of Scripture.

A rightly divided King James Bible would typically have several
characteristics:

1. Literal interpretation: A focus on literal, word-for-word
   translation from the original languages, rather than creative or
   interpretive liberties.
2. Traditional Christian exegesis: An approach that adheres to
   traditional Christian understandings and interpretations of Scripture,
   particularly in relation to its historical and cultural context.
3. Clear verse divisions: The use of clear verse divisions (e.g.,
   chapter and verse headings) that help readers navigate the text and
   understand its structure.
4. In-verse commentary: Commentary or explanation provided within each
   verse, rather than in separate notes or appendices.

The RD approach is often associated with conservative, evangelical
Christian traditions, which emphasize the authority and sufficiency of
Scripture for personal guidance and spiritual growth.

It’s worth noting that the term “Rightly Divided” is also used by various
organizations and publishers, such as Rightly Divided Ministries (RDM) and
King James Study Bible, to promote a particular approach to biblical
interpretation and study.

Some of this I agree to it. But it has thrown alot more into the mix that leads to confusion instead of rightly dividing, There is much more to rightly dividing such as what, where and who/when, the latter being the most probably the most important point to rightly dividing. And knowing the dispensation that we are currently in. Plus Paul’s Mysteries.

I apologize for oversimplifying the concept of “Rightly Dividing” (RD)
earlier. You’re absolutely right; there’s a deeper understanding and
nuance to this approach, which involves considering multiple factors
beyond just literal interpretation.

The idea of rightly dividing is not just about reading the Bible as it was
originally written, but also about applying that understanding in context,
including:

1. Temporal context: Understanding when each passage was written, who
   wrote it, and for whom.
2. Geographical context: Recognizing the cultural, historical, and
   geographical background of the text.
3. Authorship and inspiration: Acknowledging the author’s intent,
   purpose, and inspiration (e.g., the Holy Spirit).
4. Dispensational understanding: Understanding that God works in
   different ways across different periods of history, including
   dispensations and seasons.
5. Paul’s Mysteries: Recognizing that certain aspects of Scripture are
   intentionally obscure or hidden from the general reader, reserved for
   those who have been spiritually prepared (e.g., apostles, prophets).

Considering these factors requires a more integrated approach to biblical
study, taking into account both the historical context and the spiritual
significance of each passage.

The emphasis on dispensational understanding is particularly relevant in
today’s world. Recognizing that we are currently living in a specific
season or dispensation can help us better understand the purpose and
application of Scripture.

I’d like to expand on this topic further, as there seems to be a growing
interest in rightly dividing the Bible. Would you like to discuss some of
the key concepts, such as the Dispensational System, the Mystery in
Christology, or how these ideas relate to modern interpretations?

And if you’re familiar with authors and resources that have contributed
significantly to this understanding, I’d love to hear about them!

When you ask the second question it always apologizes. It is still it to me. But the response is a good response to the rightly dividing of the word. What do you think?