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Genesis 31 to 35 reads the same in the 1611 as it does today (except for spelling which you don't hear). Why don't you listen to me read and check your modern King James Bible and compare? 1611 King James Bible - Genesis -ORIGINAL Ch 31 to 35 This is being read from a digital copy of an original 1611 King James Bible. I challenge you to read a modern edition of the King James Bible and listen to me read the 1611 and see if there are any changes. You will also get the benefit of reading through the Bible and hearing the word of God. 14 “errors” in 35 chapters 3 “errors” corrected while the King James Bible translators were still alive, 1 by 1681, and 10 by the time the 1769 Oxford edition was published. In this reading: In Gen 33:5 the 1611 had the word “lift“ instead of “lifted.“ Blueletterbible claims to be a 1769 and has “lifted.“ I checked an 1816 Bible and it had “lifted.“ In Gen 34:10 the modern word “you“ in the 1611 was changed to the older “ye“ by 1769. I confirmed the change and you can see it yourself in the 1769 Bible I uploaded (see link, the link has an original 1611, Cambridge 1637, and an original Oxford 1769 for download ... there was more than one 1769, the 1769 pdf is about 85 MB). You can also see it on blueletterbible which claims to be 1769 And in Gen 34:30 1611 “amongst the Canaanites“ 1681 Oxford “among the Canaanites“ 1728 “amongst the Canaanites“ 1769 one Oxford “amongst the Canaanites“ 1769 blueletter Oxford “among the Canaanites“ 1819 Oxford Clarendon Press “among the Canaanites“
