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What is the difference between the KJV and the NKJV?

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W. Pratt

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Answered Oct 08, 2020

When you say King James Bible, this is known to be something that will be used to stand the test of time. This is KJV. The NKJV stands for New King James Bible.

One thing that you will notice is that there are some translations that are available for different readers. This is meant to make people understand what has occurred. There are different translations that are available for Hebrew and Greek.

One thing that you will notice in the KJV is that there are some words that are being used are very confusing. The main goal of the NKJV is to make sure that the English words will be translated and will be easier to understand.

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F. Lopez

F. Lopez

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Answered May 20, 2020

KJV stands for King James Version, while NKJV stands for New King James Version. The critical difference between the KJV and NKJ is that King James Version was written by the bishops of the church of England explicitly to support the Ecclesiology and doctrine of that church. American versions of the KJV are different. It seems that NKJV is different from KJV.

The language between the two is quite different, which can be confusing for someone who reads both. Many people believe that one or the other is more truthful. KJV was written entirely based on the omission of the Alexandrian Manuscripts.

The NKJV, on the other hand, contains most KJV followers who reject the Alexandrian Manuscripts Translation of the Alexandrian Manuscripts. The New King’s James Version was partially written to reflect a period when translating the text into private experiences can mean different things to different people.

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S. Hughes

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Answered May 19, 2020

A capacitor is a relatively new term, while the condenser is an older term. A capacitor is an appliance used to store change in an electric circuit. It exists of the two conductors on which charge can be kept or separated by a layer of dielectric. The capacitor represents an arrangement of at least two conductive bodies separated by a dielectric, which can collect electricity.

The standard electrostatic storage device for electrical charge involves two parallel metal plates, disconnected by an electric isolator called a dielectric. The capacitance of the capacitor relies on the dielectric, so it’s chosen according to the anticipated capacitance and the essential size of the capacitor charge with a certain capacitor, which demonstrates the amount of charge it has on its metal plates at a particular voltage.

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