Peculiar People is a Myth because that comes entirely from the Latin word Peculiaris, which was not translated, but just written as an English word. The Latin ancestry of the KJV shows again here. Peculiaris means peculiar, unique, special, so that is not bad, but it does not measure up to the Hebrew from which it should have been translated.

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