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I know of a Pentecoastal church in North Port that is KJV only, and I'm sure they're not one in a million because they are part of an organized denomination
'''King James Only''' (also called '''King James Version Only''' and shortened to '''KJV Only''') is a movement that promotes the [[King James Version]] of the Bible as the only translation which is faithful to the Greek and Hebrew texts (specifically, the Hebrew ''[[Masoretic Text]]'' and the Greek ''[[Textus Receptus]]'', to the exclusion of all others).
'''King James Only''' (also called '''King James Version Only''' and shortened to '''KJV Only''') is a movement that promotes the [[King James Version]] of the Bible as the only translation which is faithful to the Greek and Hebrew texts (specifically, the Hebrew ''[[Masoretic Text]]'' and the Greek ''[[Textus Receptus]]'', to the exclusion of all others).
It is the predominant view in some form or fashion within [[Independent Baptist]] churches, but is uncommon in virtually every other Christian denomination.
It is the predominant view in some form or fashion within [[Independent Baptist]] churches, but is otherwise uncommon.
The KJV Only view was originally articulated by Benjamin G. Wilkinson (1872–1968), a [[Seventh Day Adventist]] missionary, in the book ''Our Authorized Bible Vindicated'' (1930).
The KJV Only view was originally articulated by Benjamin G. Wilkinson (1872–1968), a [[Seventh Day Adventist]] missionary, in the book ''Our Authorized Bible Vindicated'' (1930).