The KJV Built-in Dictionary

How the Bible Defines Its Own Words

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📖 Introduction

“The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple.” — Psalm 119:130

The King James Bible is not only divinely inspired — it is divinely structured. Unlike modern versions that paraphrase, simplify, or alter spiritual language, the KJV preserves a sacred pattern: God defines His own words.

This is the built-in dictionary — revealed through:

• First mentions
• Parallel phrases
• Repetition and contrast
• Spiritual usage across both testaments

Each word God chooses carries weight. And as you trace them through Scripture, you’ll see how the Holy Ghost Himself builds understanding line upon line.

In this series, we explore 11 foundational Bible words — not as man defines them, but as God reveals them in His Word.

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📚 Table of Contents — Explore the Series:

1. Introduction — God’s Word Defines Itself
2. Sanctify — A Word Set Apart
3. Propitiation — The Blood That Satisfies
4. Justify — The Verdict of God
5. Fear of the Lord — Not What You Think
6. Repent — More Than a Change of Mind
7. Holy — What Makes Something Sacred?
8. Grace — Not What the World Thinks
9. Faith — More Than Believing
10. Mercy — God’s Heart in Motion
11. Righteousness — What God Accepts

🔒 Future Words to Be Unlocked: Truth, Peace, The Word, Glory, Holy Ghost

📌 Future Posts

12. Truth — What God Says, Not What We Feel
13. Peace — Not the Absence, but the Presence
14. Word — The Living Voice of God
15. Glory — What God Shares with His People
16. Holy Ghost — The Spirit and the Scriptures