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What are some words or phrases that would indicate that you are dealing with a dyed-in-the-wool KJVO?

I've heard the term "double inspiration" being thrown around but never talked to a KJVO that admitted that he/she believed in it.

I've heard the phrase "the Word of God for English-speaking people" used a lot to defend the KJV. Is that a tenet of KJVOism? 
 
They refer to versions other than the KJV as Perversions.
 
textus corruptus
refer to Westcott/Hort as deceivers
Refer to KJV as textus receptus
Goes by the last name of Avery ;)
 
A very extreme tenet of KJVOism that I've heard on more than one occasion is the belief that a person must be saved by hearing scripture out of a KJV Bible. So, the term or phrase "corruptible seed" is given to any non-KJ version. That's a sure sign, I'd say.
 
textus corruptus - all the editions from the Westcott-Hort recension

refer to Westcott/Hort as deceivers - more like tricksters, with the bait-and-switch of the revision

Refer to KJV as textus receptus - ? 
 
"purified seven times"
"Akexandrian cult"
 
And I know several who believe in double inspiration.
 
Steven Avery said:
Refer to KJV as textus receptus - ?
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Yep. Not from you. But I have heard some staunch KJVOs call the KJV the received text. They like to illegitametly transfer the title to the KJV.
 
Citadel of Truth said:
A very extreme tenet of KJVOism that I've heard on more than one occasion is the belief that a person must be saved by hearing scripture out of a KJV Bible. So, the term or phrase "corruptible seed" is given to any non-KJ version. That's a sure sign, I'd say.
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Yes. My unsaved father in law had KJVO evangelists set him back on this one.
 
Citadel of Truth said:
A very extreme tenet of KJVOism that I've heard on more than one occasion is the belief that a person must be saved by hearing scripture out of a KJV Bible. So, the term or phrase "corruptible seed" is given to any non-KJ version. That's a sure sign, I'd say.
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Yep.

That's what Bro. Hyles wrote in his book.
 
Another one: "corrects the Greek"
 
rsc2a said:
Another one: "corrects the Greek"
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Good one... a bit modified/moderate view that still demonstrates KJVOism
"No one should go to the Greek or Hebrew."
 
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