Question for Jim LincolnYou call the (A)nglican (V)ersion
"Tommy Rot": Utter foolishness; nonsense,
Hort to Metzger (Critical Text Proponents) agree Orthodox Christianity from the 4th to the 19th cent used the TRADITIONAL texts as the PROMINENT text. (the testimony of modern church history=Waldenses, Albigenses, Reformers etc)
The friend of Popes Tichendorf found the Sinaiticus 1844 and we know by 1881 W&H's own Greek text (inspired by the Vatican(us) library) gave us the English Revised Version. (E)ssentially (R)oman (V)atican.
In light of the comment even by a Modern version onlyist:
'it is obvious that the KJV has been the providentially appointed version of the Bible for most English-speaking people since 1611' (R C Newman)
and Guinness: 'an excellent translation'
Did the 4th to 19th cent Christians have the pure word of God or were they too using "Tommy Rot"
Let us see where your own TOMMY ROT leads you-the confused persecutor of an Excellent Translation-the providentially appointed version of the Bible for most English-speaking people since 1611