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    Cher on Luke 17 - 4 years ago
    Your trivia on Luke17 has a discrepency in the number of men who had leprosy that came to Jesus. When I read the standard english bible, it says there were 10 men who were lepers. Your King James bible version says there are 11. Who has the correct account of the bible?
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    Mishael - In Reply on Luke 17 - 4 years ago
    I think what happened is your reading from a Bible that is in paragraphs. The scripture number is within the paragraph. You saw verse 11 and it was next to numeral "10" and you thought it was 11 leper's.

    I've never seen that before, but it happened today. :D

    God bless you.
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    Richard in Christ - In Reply on Luke 17 - 4 years ago
    Hello Cher,

    Looking into your question I found the answer for you. At the bottom of the "trivia quiz" it gives an explanation of the answer. One leaper sought Him out in Luke 5:12 He healed. Then the ten in Luke 17:12 or 17. All the Bibles have the same numbers as I checked. So the answer eleven is correct.

    Hope this helps.

    God Bless.
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    Mishael - In Reply on Luke 17 - 4 years ago
    The KJV Bible is the most accurate translation of Canonized Scripture.

    I suggest you do a Google study. Council of Nicea.

    Or perhaps Chris will comment on this later.
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    Cher - In Reply on Luke 17 - 4 years ago
    I Googled and it says 10 men with leprosy came to Jesus.
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