Page 12 - THE REVELATION OF THE THIRD HEAVEN and THE MEAT OF THE WORD

People committed to a task are quite prepared to assimilate ‘jargon’ to study or
practise their profession, hobby, classic literature or sport. It is accessible, but with
some effort, and we know that the Word is not easy to encounter or understand, so
that some effort is required comes as no surprise (2 Pet 3:16). The accessibility of
the Word is the Word’s prerogative to determine, not ours, and can not be forced
(Luke 8:10, 19:26). The Word is not intended to be an easy read for alleged
‘accessibility’ but the hardest read of one’s life (Heb 4:12) as reading it is an
interaction between the reader and the Living God (John 1:1, Heb 4:12). The
reader is dissected, examined and interrogated by God as he reads (Heb 4:12).
Many of the so-called ‘archaic’ forms have meaning that no scholastic translation
can convey into current English without Holy Ghost inspiration, for example the
use of singular and plural pronouns (John 3:7). Using a glossary of ‘archaic’ terms
with their modern equivalents or a dictionary is fine as neither violate the inviolate
text itself (Rev 22:18-19). Likewise there should be no question of changing words
to comply with ‘derivative’ copyright rules (Rev 22:18-19).

The Word of God in today's English is revealed to us as the King James Text by
the same process of Holy Ghost revelation that took about 300 years for Christians
to ‘set’ the Canon of Scripture, an even more basic revelation. No other Bible text
is the Scripture (Rev 22:18-19) and this text must be the sole text for any inspired
translation into other languages (Rev 22:18-19). This is an example of the
continuance of discernment (1 Cor 2:13-15). This is by discernment of Spirit (1
Cor 2:13-15), which the Word is (John 1:1, 4:24), and by discernment of fruit (Mat
7:20). When the last word of Revelation was written, and not before (Rev 22:18-
19), then the Word-in-the-material-as-separate-texts existed, the Word-as-book
only exists today in Spirit. The Word-in-the-material-as-a-single-text-in-one-
language exists only as the 1769 edition of the KJV.

The Word-in-the-material-as-book-in-the-original-autograph-texts has never
existed and probably neither has the Word-in-the-material-as-separate-texts-in-the-
original-autographs since by the time Revelation was finished the original Genesis
autograph script was probably lost. Precision of terms is everything in this matter.
The Word-in-the-material-as-book will only exist when a King James text is
printed (see above) without the current titles, marginal notes, prefaces etc. (Rev
22:18-19).

Therefore we have:

The Word-as-Book-in-the-Spiritual (Mal 3:6, John 1:1, 14, Rev 22:18-19).
(Always existing In Heaven).