One modern textual critic told me, “The difference between KJV Onlyists and the rest of Protestantism is that we believe in the God who overcomes human error, while you believe in the one who must prevent it.”
What he means is that he thinks God is at work, despite human error; whereas, he thinks that we think the work of God is to stop human error.
This is not quite right: modern versionists believe in prevailing error, though at least some believe that God is scarcely saving them. They also wrongly think that we think that basically God made the KJB by divine inspiration.
Here is what I concluded in my response:
God does not prevent human error, it exists. We just deny its right to rule over us.
“and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith.” (1 John 5:4b).