πKing James I's Christian Character Go-To List (Part 1) Go-To List (This shows real proof King James VI of Scotland/King James I of Britain [which included England, Scotland, & Ireland] was a saved believer/Christian & lived a godly life)
From direct quotes of King James I & his books, speeches, & life's events:
πDid you know that King James I admired the Scriptures and had a high regard of them? Link
πKing James I hated witchcraft and called it "wicked and ungodlye [ungodly]Link
πThe Demonologie was a treatise written by King James in 1597 to expose the spread of witchcraft in his beloved Scotland Link 1+Link 2+Link 3
πKing James I spoke against and exposed the witches and enchanters by calling them out as detestable slaves of the Devil. Link
πSome great truths, from King James Link
πOn King James I exposing Sodomy, Witchcraft, and more Link
πDid you know that King James I quoted both the Apostles John and Paul, and was against fornication? Link
πWas King James I a tyrant? No because King James said several key, crucial words that showed that King James I opposed tyranny and tyrants in Basil 42, 43, and 19 of his book, Basilikon Doron Link
πKing James I used 1 Samuel 15:23 to call witchcraft as "disobedience" and "the sin of witchcraft". Link
πFacts and Fictions Concerning King James I & VI (Part #1).Link
πFacts and Fictions Concerning King James I & VI (Part #2)Link
πInteresting Facts About King James I & VI (Part One)Link
πInteresting Facts About King James I & VI (Part Two)Link
πKing James I encouraged his son, Henry, to diligently read and search the Scriptures. Link
πWhat did King James I say about Jesus? King James I called Jesus Christ as our Saviour ["Sauiour"] Link
πMeanwhile, King James I warned about Catholicism Link
πStatements of π King James I:
"The Pope is Antichrist Link
πKing James I loved the Scriptures and instructed his son to obey the Scriptures. Link
πDirect quote of King James I condemning witchcraft, sodomy, and other abominations Link
πKing James I wanted people to ground their conscience upon the express Scriptures Link
πOn marriage, King James I gave sound advice Link
πKing James also condemns people who do witchcraft and sorcery as stated in his book βDemonologyβ and how it [witchcraft] is the βDevilβs power.β Link
πKing James I believed and upheld the biblical gospel for salvation. Link
πKing James I wrote against Catholicism and the Apocrypha Link
πKing James I punished witches by executing and imprisoning the witches of Scotland Link
πKing James VI & I Believed in the Deity of Christ Link
[Note: King James was King James VI of Scotland and then became King James I of England in 1604.]
πKing James VI & I - How to Read and Study Scripture Link
Both King James I and the KJB Translators wanted "one more exact translation of the holy Scriptures into the Englifh tongue" Link
πKing James VI & I Believed in Soulwinning Link
πKing James I appointed Dr. John Rainolds [Reynolds] to "note thofe Chapters in the Apochrypha booke [Ecclefiafticus], where those offensive places were" Link
In the Hampton Court Conference, King James I wished to have "one uniforme tranflation..Link
πKing James I believed the Scriptures bore testimony of Christ, that faith cometh by hearing the word of God, and that Scripture contains a command to do certain things and prohibition to not do certain things Link
πIn his book Basilikon Doron, King James I believed in the biblical rule of the Scriptures, namely the Old Testament and New Testament, to instruct the Church (aka saved believers), believed in salvation by believing on Christ, and in the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Link
πIn Basilkon Doron, King James mentioned that Scripture, God's Word, is dited [meaning to prepare for use Source] by God's Spirit to instruct & rule the church. Link
πKing James VI & I believed in the inspiration and the preservation of the Scriptures. Link
πKing James I foretold (told in advance) of people today who would lie about, slander, and misrepresent him-Link
πPart 2 is in the below post
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