<transcript><audio_4>the english spelling and word usage was not necessarily standardized if it's not standardized it means it could be different things which means there's not a unique spelling if there's not a unique spelling</transcript><transcript><audio_5>then you um you can't blame the king james bible if it doesn't use the unique spelling so by the way if you look 1755</transcript><transcript><audio_6>uh the blue letter bible uses the 1769 edition so if you think about that for a minute uh that's 14 years after 1755. it makes a whole lot of sense</transcript><caption><image_7>The image is a screenshot of a webpage on a computer screen. The webpage appears to be a document or a research paper, as there is a title at the top of the page and a subtitle at the bottom. The title reads "King James Version 2.0.0". Below the title, there is an image of a document with a blue header and footer. The document is written in black text on a white background.

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In the center of the image, the text editor is open and the user is in the process of editing a paragraph. The paragraph is written in black text and appears to be a formal document. The user is looking at the text with a focused expression on their face.</caption><transcript><audio_10>under english orthography now orthography just deals with how words are spelled so it says this is again in wikipedia but under rather than um the english language this</transcript><transcript><audio_11>is specifically under orthography that's spelling and we're talking about spelling in the king james bible by the time dictionaries were introduced in the mid 17th century</transcript> the english spelling and word usage was not necessarily standardized if it's not standardized it means it could be different things which means there's not a unique spelling if there's not a unique spelling then you um you can't blame the king james bible if it doesn't use the unique spelling so by the way if you look 1755 uh the blue letter bible uses the 1769 edition so if you think about that for a minute uh that's 14 years after 1755. it makes a whole lot of sense that if the language began to become more stable that an addition of the king james bible would reflect that stability that level of stability all right all right here's another historical thing under english orthography now orthography just deals with how words are spelled so it says this is again in wikipedia but under rather than um the english language this is specifically under orthography that's spelling and we're talking about spelling in the king james bible by the time dictionaries were introduced in the mid 17th century
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