Page 6 - THE REVELATION OF THE THIRD HEAVEN and THE MEAT OF THE WORD

name for each Person of the Trinity is, itself, a name for the one God (Ex 3:14, Mat
28:19, John 1:1, Rev 19:13).

Everybody has access to the Word and the Word has access to them (Micah 6:8,
Romans 1:19-20).

There can only be one version of the Word of God in English (or any other
language) (Rev 22:18-19). The Word of God has, does and will always spiritually
exist in every language that ever exists (Gen 11:7-9, Psalms 19:1-4, 139:7-17,
Mark 16:15, John 1:1, Rom 10:17-18, Phil 2:10-11, Col 1;6, Rev 19:11-17) and is
a language in its own right too (Zeph 3:9). It spiritually covers the Earth (Psalm
19:4). It has always existed as a book, in the spirit (Mal 3:6, John 1:1, Rev 22:18-
19). It is a Person (Rev 19:13) and exists as a Person in the Personhood of the Son,
it is not a ‘fourth’ addition to the Trinity but is rather the Son (John 1:14, Rev
19:11, 13, 15-16). This is a mystery. Its manifestation as a single (2 Tim 3:16, Rev
22:18-19) book-in-the-material i.e. the scripture is a process as foretold by Christ
(John 14:26, 15:26, 16:7, 8, 13). It was not until the last edition of the authorized
King James Bible appeared that made various proof-reading corrections and was
printed as one book, not containing the Apocrypha, that the scripture existed as a
written single text-in-the-material in any language. Of course if any printing or
proof-reading errors were to be discovered, these to be discerned, by men, as being
such only by the inspiration of the Holy Ghost (1 Cor 2:13), these would have to be
corrected for the text to be the scripture (Rev 22:18-19). The 1611 text, nor the
book, was not the scripture (Rev 22:18-19) as it contained the Apocrypha and
proof-reading errors which were corrected in 1769. The scripture-as-text exists as
the 1769 edition of the King James Bible text and is, obviously, in English. The
Word is one book (Deut 30:10, 1 Kings 16:14, 2 Kings 14:28, 2 Chron 34:15, 21,
Neh 8:1, 3, 8, 9:3, Isaiah 34: 16, Rev 22:18-19) to be interpreted as a single,
indivisible, holistic, book (John 1:1, Rev 22:18-19). As all elements of the Word
are critical to it and are to be understood by reference to the whole of the Word, the
book can be described by reference to any sub-element (2 Kings 14:28, John 10:35,
15:25). There are print-setting mistakes in some versions of the Kings James Bible
(e.g., the Oxford Self Pronouncing Bible on page 459 has in 1 Chronicles 11:8 the
one word ‘cityroundabout’ which should read ‘city round about’, ‘daysin’ on page
571 in Job 20:13 and ‘compassuponthefaceof’ on page 688 in Proverbs 8:27. Also
on page 742 there is ‘andtheearth’, (Isaiah 51:6)). However these inaccuracies do
not appear in other versions.

The Word of God will exist as a book-in-the-material when the King James ‘Bible’
is printed but without the: