He should have used the source material in Greek + concordance and similar language constructions to show it indeed is IN and not ON. Which is easy enough.
Online sources @ biblegateway
Strong's exhaustive dictionary + Green interlinear translation with strong's numbers.
That will get you started.
Then there is the following to consider: The KJV is a political document with a heavy bias.
Of course, it would be best if a researcher could read a language or two. German would be nice. But, one could also consider the Wyclife bible, or even the vulgate in older versions.
It is advisable to be at least capable in identifying the Greeks letters & words in manuscripts.
There are koine-greek etymology books available if you know how.
Incomplete research and not at all conclusive.
He should have used the source material in Greek + concordance and similar language constructions to show it indeed is IN and not ON. Which is easy enough.
That will get you started.
Then there is the following to consider: The KJV is a political document with a heavy bias.
Of course, it would be best if a researcher could read a language or two. German would be nice. But, one could also consider the Wyclife bible, or even the vulgate in older versions.
It is advisable to be at least capable in identifying the Greeks letters & words in manuscripts.
There are koine-greek etymology books available if you know how.