Maize said:
Quanity does not always equal quality. Sorry I do not have time to answer all these individually. Luckily someone else has already done the work. Have a nice read.
No problem, Maize. Every one of those sites had to go "outside the book" to prove its case. That's because the KJV is a closed system, immune from outside interference. In other words, you have to go to outside sources (Greek, NIV] to "prove" it wrong. (I know, it's circular logic. I've heard that before, and frankly, I'm wondering if that's not so bad a claim.)
I'll leave you with this little ditty I once made up, to demonstrate how you sound:
Bob takes Sue to a Greek restaurant:
Waitress: May I take your order?
Sue: I'll have the Perch Dinner.
Bob: ewww! I didn't know you liked 'eel'.
Sue: eel? I ordered Perch.
Bob: No, you ordered 'eel'.
Sue: ???
Waitress: Yes, Perch comes from the word
perchea, which means 'eel'.
Sue: But it says 'Perch' in English???
Waitress: Yes, but you gotta understand Greek if your're gonna eat
here.
Sue: Then what do you suggest?
Bob: Try the
eriea, it means:
denizen of Lake Erie; perch