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Posted 8 months ago
Numbers 23:22: "were the strength of an unicorn." Deuteronomy 33:17: "horns are like the horns of unicorns". Job 39:9: "Will the unicorn be willing to serve thee". Job 39:10: "Canst thou bind the unicorn". Psalm 22:21: "from the horns of the unicorns". Psalm 29:6 "Lebanon and Sirion like a young unicorn". Psalm 92:10: "like the horn of an unicorn". Isaiah 34:7: "And the unicorns shall come down with the" (All from the King James Bible) So I know what I'm talking about. And the Bible's my source

Asked by nothopeless

King James is a 17th century translation. We don’t use the same terminology as that of the 17th century. All newer translations, including the New King James version, use the term “wild ox.” All words in the English language are inaccurate translations for this word, because we don’t have a word for the animal (now extinct) that it was referring to. Surely you knew the other translations of this. Or else you have a very, very small understanding of some books of the Bible, all these weak, made-up gotchas have been fed to you by someone desperate, which is really sad.

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