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Why the King JamesBible is Still the Bestand Most Accurate

QUESTION: Haven't there been several revisions of the King James Bible since1611?

ANSWER: No. There have been several editions but no revisions.

EXPLANATION: One of the last ditch defenses of a badly shaken critic of the

Authorized version 1611 is the "revision hoax." They run to this seeming fortress inan attempt to stave off ultimate defeat by their opponents who overwhelm theirfeeble arguments with historic facts, manuscript evidence and to obvious

workings of the Holy Spirit. Once inside, they turn self-confidently to their foesand ask with a smug look, "Which King James do you use, the 1611 or the 1629 or

perhaps the 1769?" The shock of this attack and the momentary confusion thatresults usually allows them time to make good their escape.

Unfortunately, upon entering their castle and closing the door behind them theyfind that their fortress has been systematically torn down, brick by brick, by a

man named Dr. David F. Reagan.

Dr. Reagan pastors the Trinity Baptist Temple in Knoxville, Tennessee. He haswritten a devastating expose on the early editions of the King James Bible

entitled, "The King James Version of 1611--the Myth of Early Revisions."

Dr. Reagan has done an excellent job of destroying the last stronghold of Biblecritics. I see neither a way, nor a reason to try to improve on his finding. So I havesecured his permission to reproduce his pamphlet in its entirety:

THE KING JAMES VERSION OF 1611

THE MYTH OF EARLY REVISIONS

Introduction

Men have been "handling the word of God deceitfully" (II Cor. 4:2) ever since thedevil first taught Eve how. From Cain to Balaam, from Jehudi to the scribes andPharisees, from the Dark Age theologians to present-day scholars, the living wordsof the Almighty God have been prime targets for man's corrupting hand. The

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attacks on the Word of God are threefold: addition, subtraction, and substitution.

From Adam's day to the computer age, the strategies have remained the same.There is nothing new under the sun.

One attack which is receiving quite a bit of attention these days is a direct attackon the Word of God as preserved in the English language: the King James Version

of 1611. The attack referred to is the myth which claims that since the KingJames Version has already been revised four times, there should be and can be no

valid objection to other revisions. This myth was used by the English Revisers of 1881 and has been revived in recent years by Fundamentalist scholars hoping to

sell their latest translation. This book is given as an answer to this attack. Thepurpose of the material is not to convince those who would deny this preservation

but to strengthen the faith of those who already believe in a preserved EnglishBible.

One major question often arises in any attack such as this. How far should we goin answering the critics? If we were to attempt to answer every shallow objection

to the infallibility of the English Bible, we would never be able to accomplishanything else. Sanity must prevail somewhere. As always, the answer is in God'sWord. Proverbs 26:4-5 states: Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thoualso be like unto him. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in hisown conceit.

Obviously, there are times when a foolish query should be ignored and times whenit should be met with an answer. If to answer the attack will make you look as

foolish as the attacker, then the best answer is to ignore the question. Forinstance, if you are told that the Bible cannot be infallible because so-and-sobelieves that it is, and he is divorced, then you may safely assume that silence is

the best answer. On the other hand, there are often questions and problems that,if true, would be serious. To ignore these issues would be to leave the Bibleattacker wise in his own conceit. I believe that the question of revisions to theKing James Version of 1611 is a question of the second class. If the King JamesVersion has undergone four major revisions of its text, then to oppose furtherrevisions on the basis of an established English text would truly be faulty. For this

reason, this attack should and must be answered. Can the argument be answered?Certainly! That is the purpose of this book.

I--THE PRINTING CONDITIONS OF 1611

If God did preserve His Word in the English language through the AuthorizedVersion of 1611 (and He did), then where is our authority for the infalliblewording? Is it in the notes of the translators? Or is it to be found in the proof copy

sent to the printers? If so, then our authority is lost because these papers are lost.But, you say, the authority is in the first copy which came off the printing press.

Alas, that copy has also certainly perished. In fact, if the printing of the EnglishBible followed the pattern of most printing jobs, the first copy was probably

discarded because of bad quality. That leaves us with existing copies of the firstprinting. They are the ones often pointed out as the standard by which all other





King James Bibles are to be compared. But are they? Can those early printers of

the first edition not be allowed to make printing errors? We need to establish onething from the outset. The authority for our preserved English text is not found in

any human work. The authority for our preserved and infallible English text is inGod! Printers may foul up at times and humans will still make plenty of errors,but God in His power and mercy will preserve His text despite the weaknesses of

fallible man. Now, let us look at the pressures on a printer in the year of 1611.

Although the printing press had been invented in 1450 by Johann Gutenburg inGermany (161 years before the 1611 printing), the equipment used by the printer

had changed very little. Printing was still very slow and difficult. All type was setby hand, one piece at a time (that's one piece at a time through the whole Bible),

and errors were an expected part of any completed book. Because of thisdifficulty and also because the 1611 printers had no earlier editions from which toprofit, the very first edition of the King James version had a number of printing

errors. As shall later be demonstrated, these were not the sort of textualalterations which are freely made in modern bibles. They were simple, obvious

printing errors of the sort that can still be found at times in recent editions evenwith all of the advantages of modern printing. These errors do not render a Bible

useless, but they should be corrected in later editions.

The two original printings of the Authorized Version demonstrate the difficulty of

printing in 1611 without making mistakes. Both editions were printed in Oxford.Both were printed in the same year: 1611. The same printers did both jobs. Mostlikely, both editions were printed on the same printing press. Yet, in a strict

comparison of the two editions, approximately 100 textual differences can befound. In the same vein the King James critics can find only about 400 allegedtextual alterations in the King James Version after 375 years of printing and four

so-called revisions! Something is rotten in Scholarsville! The time has come toexamine these "revisions."

II--THE FOUR SO-CALLED REVISIONS OF THE 1611 KJV

Much of the information in this section is taken from a book by F.H.A. Scrivener

called The Authorized Edition of the English Bible (1611), Its Subsequent Reprints

and Modern Representatives. The book is as pedantic as its title indicates. Theinteresting point is that Scrivener, who published this book in 1884, was a

member of the Revision Committee of 1881. He was not a King James Biblebeliever, and therefore his material is not biased toward the Authorized Version.

In the section of Scrivener's book dealing with the KJV "revisions," one initialdetail is striking. The first two so-called major revisions of the King James Bibleoccurred within 27 years of the original printing. (The language must have been

changing very rapidly in those days.) The 1629 edition of the Bible printed inCambridge is said to have been the first revision. A revision it was not, but simply

a careful correction of earlier printing errors. Not only was this edition completedjust eighteen years after the translation, but two of the men who participated in

this printing, Dr. Samuel Ward and John Bois, had worked on the originaltranslation of the King James Version. Who better to correct early errors than two





who had worked on the original translation! Only nine years later and in

Cambridge again, another edition came out which is supposed to have been thesecond major revision. Both Ward and Bois were still alive, but it is not known if

they participated at this time. But even Scrivener, who as you remember workedon the English Revised Version of 1881, admitted that the Cambridge printers hadsimply reinstated words and clauses overlooked by the 1611 printers and amended

manifest errors. According to a study which will be detailed later, 72% of theapproximately 400 textual corrections in the KJV were completed by the time of

the 1638 Cambridge edition, only 27 years after the original printing!

Just as the first two so-called revisions were actually two stages of one process--the purification of early printing errors--so the last two so-called revisions were

two stages in another process--the standardization of the spelling. These twoeditions were only seven years apart (1762 and 1769) with the second onecompleting what the first had started. But when the scholars are numbering

revisions, two sounds better than one. Very few textual corrections werenecessary at this time. The thousands of alleged changes are spelling changes

made to match the established correct forms. These spelling changes will bediscussed later. Suffice it to say at this time that the tale of four major revisions

is truly a fraud and a myth. But you say, there are still changes whether they befew or many. What are you going to do with the changes that are still there? Letus now examine the character of these changes.

III--THE SO-CALLED THOUSANDS OF CHANGES

Suppose someone were to take you to a museum to see an original copy of theKing James Version. You come to the glass case where the Bible is displayed andlook down at the opened Bible through the glass. Although you are not allowed to

flip through its pages, you can readily tell that there are some very differentthings about this Bible from the one you own. You can hardly read its words, andthose you can make out are spelled in odd and strange ways. Like others beforeyou, you leave with the impression that the King James Version has undergone amultitude of changes since its original printing in 1611. But beware, you have justbeen taken by a very clever ploy. The differences you saw are not what they seem

to be. Let's examine the evidence.

Printing Changes

For proper examination, the changes can be divided into three kinds: printing

changes, spelling changes, and textual changes. Printing changes will beconsidered first. The type style used in 1611 by the KJV translators was the GothicType Style. The type style you are reading right now and are familiar with is

Roman Type. Gothic Type is sometimes called Germanic because it originated inGermany. Remember, that is where printing was invented. The Gothic letters

were formed to resemble the hand-drawn manuscript lettering of the MiddleAges. At first, it was the only style in use. The Roman Type Style was invented

fairly early, but many years passed before it became the predominant style inmost European countries. Gothic continued to be used in Germany until recent





years. In 1611 in England, Roman Type was already very popular and would soon

supersede the Gothic. However, the original printers chose the Gothic Style forthe KJV because it was considered to be more beautiful and eloquent than the

Roman. But the change to Roman Type was not long in coming. In 1612, the firstKing James Version using Roman Type was printed. Within a few years, all theBibles printed used the Roman Type Style.

Please realize that a change in type style no more alters the text of the Bible than

a change in format or type size does. However, the modern reader who has notbecome familiar with Gothic can find it very difficult to understand. Besides some

general change in form, several specific letter changes need to be observed. Forinstance, the Gothic "s" looks like the Roman "s" when used as a capital letter or

at the end of a word. But when it is used as a lower case "s" at the beginning or inthe middle of a word, the letter looks like our "f." Therefore, also becomes alfoand set becomes fet. Another variation is found in the German "v" and "u." The

Gothic "v" looks like a Roman "u" while the Gothic "u" looks like a Roman "v." Thisexplains why our "w" is called a double-u and not a double-v. Sound confusing? It

is until you get used to it. In the 1611 edition, love is loue, us is vs, and ever iseuer. But remember, these are not even spelling changes. They are simply type

style changes. In another instance, the Gothic "j" looks like our "i." So Jesusbecomes Iefus (notice the middle "s" changed to "f") and joy becomes ioy. Eventhe Gothic "d" had the stem leaning back over the circle in a shape resembling

that of the Greek Delta. These changes account for a large percentage of the"thousands" of changes in the KJV, yet they do no harm whatsoever to the text.They are nothing more than a smokescreen set up by the attackers of our English

Bible.

Spelling Changes

Another kind of change found in the history of the Authorized Version are changesof orthography or spelling. Most histories date the beginning of Modern Englisharound the year 1500. Therefore, by 1611 the grammatical structure and basicvocabulary of present-day English had long been established. However, thespelling did not stabilize at the same time. In the 1600s spelling was according to

whim. There was no such thing as correct spelling. No standards had beenestablished. An author often spelled the same word several different ways, often

in the same book and sometimes on the same page. And these were the educated

people. Some of you reading this today would have found the 1600s a spellingparadise. Not until the eighteenth century did the spelling begin to take a stable

form. Therefore, in the last half of the eighteenth century, the spelling of theKing James Version of 1611 was standardized.

What kind of spelling variations can you expect to find between your presentedition and the 1611 printing? Although every spelling difference cannot be

categorized, several characteristics are very common. Additional "e"'s were oftenfound at the end of the words such as feare, darke, and beare. Also, double

vowels were much more common than they are today. You would find mee, bee,and mooued instead of me, be, and moved. Double consonants were also much





more common. What would ranne, euill, and ftarres be according to present- dayspelling? See if you can figure them out. The present-day spellings would be ran,

evil, and stars. These typographical and spelling changes account for almost all of the so-called thousands of changes in the King James Bible. None of them alter

the text in any way. Therefore they cannot be honestly compared with thousandsof true textual changes which are blatantly made in the modern versions.

Textual Changes

Almost all of the alleged changes have been accounted for. We now come to the

question of actual textual differences between our present editions and that of 1611. There are some differences between the two, but they are not the changes

of a revision. They are instead the correction of early printing errors. That this isa fact may be seen in three things: (1) the character of the changes, (2) thefrequency of the changes throughout the Bible, and (3) the time the changes were

made. First, let us look at the character of the changes made from the time of the first printing of the Authorized English Bible. The changes from the 1611

edition that are admittedly textual are obviously printing errors because of thenature of these changes. They are not textual changes made to alter the reading.

In the first printing, words were sometimes inverted. Sometimes a plural waswritten as singular or vice versa. At times a word was miswritten for one that wassimilar. A few times a word or even a phrase was omitted. The omissions were

obvious and did not have the doctrinal implications of those found in moderntranslations. In fact, there is really no comparison between the corrections madein the King James text and those proposed by the scholars of today.

F.H.A. Scrivener, in the appendix of his book, lists the variations between the1611 edition of the KJV and later printings. A sampling of these corrections is

given below. In order to be objective, the samples give the first textualcorrection on consecutive left-hand pages of Scrivener's book. The 1611 reading isgiven first; then the present reading; and finally, the date the correction was first

made.

1 this thing--this thing also (1638)

2 shalt have remained--ye shall have remained (1762)

3 Achzib, nor Helbath, nor Aphik--of Achzib, nor of Helbath, nor of Aphik (1762)

4 requite good--requite me good (1629)

5 this book of the Covenant--the book of this covenant (1629)

6 chief rulers--chief ruler (1629)

7 And Parbar--At Parbar (1638)

8 For this cause--And for this cause (1638)





9 For the king had appointed--for so the king had appointed (1629)

10 Seek good--seek God (1617)

11 The cormorant--But the cormorant (1629)

12 returned--turned (1769)

13 a fiery furnace--a burning fiery furnace (1638)

14 The crowned--Thy crowned (1629)

15 thy right doeth--thy right hand doeth (1613)

16 the wayes side--the way side (1743)

17 which was a Jew--which was a Jewess (1629)

18 the city--the city of the Damascenes (1629)

19 now and ever--both now and ever (1638)

20 which was of our father's--which was our fathers (1616)

Before your eyes are 5% of the textual changes made in the King James Version in

375 years. Even if they were not corrections of previous errors, they would be of no comparison to modern alterations. But they are corrections of printing errors,and therefore no comparison is at all possible. Look at the list for yourself and

you will find only one that has serious doctrinal implications. In fact, in anexamination of Scrivener's entire appendix, it is the only variation found by thisauthor that could be accused of being doctrinal. I am referring to Psalm 69:32

where the 1611 edition has "seek good" when the Bible should have read "seekGod." Yet, even with this error, two points demonstrate that this was indeed aprinting error. First, the similarity of the words "good" and "God" in spelling showshow easily a weary typesetter could misread the proof and put the wrong word in

the text. Second, this error was so obvious that it was caught and corrected in theyear 1617, only six years after the original printing and well before the first so-

called revision. The myth that there are several major revisions to the 1611 KJVshould be getting clearer. But there is more.

Not only does the character of the changes show them to be printing errors, sodoes their frequency. Fundamentalist scholars refer to the thousands of revisions

made to the 1611 as if they were on a par with the recent bible versions. They arenot. The overwhelming majority of them are either type style or spelling changes.

The few which do remain are clearly corrections of printing errors made becauseof the tediousness involved in the early printing process. The sample list givenabove will demonstrate just how careful Scrivener was in listing all the variations.Yet, even with this great care, only approximately 400 variations are named





between the 1611 edition and modern copies. Remember that there were 100

variations between the first two Oxford editions which were both printed in 1611.Since there are almost 1200 chapters in the Bible, the average variation per

chapter (after 375 years) is one third, i.e., one correction per every threechapters. These are changes such as "chief rulers" to "chief ruler" and "And Parbar"to "At Parbar." But there is yet one more evidence that these variations are simply

corrected printing errors: the early date at which they were corrected.

The character and frequency of the textual changes clearly separate them frommodern alterations. But the time the changes were made settles the issue

absolutely. The great majority of the 400 corrections were made within a fewyears of the original printing. Take, for example, our earlier sampling. Of the

twenty corrections listed, one was made in 1613, one in 1616, one in 1617, eightin 1629, five in 1638, one in 1743, two in 1762, and one in 1769. That means that16 out of 20 corrections, or 80%, were made within twenty-seven years of the

1611 printing. That is hardly the long drawn out series of revisions the scholarswould have you to believe. In another study made by examining every other page

of Scrivener's appendix in detail, 72% of the textual corrections were made by1638. There is no "revision" issue.

The character of the textual changes is that of obvious errors. The frequency of the textual changes is sparse, occurring only once per three chapters. The

chronology of the textual changes is early with about three fourths of themoccurring within twenty-seven years of the first printing. All of these detailsestablish the fact that there were no true revisions in the sense of updating the

language or correcting translation errors. There were only editions whichcorrected early typographical errors. Our source of authority for the exactwording of the 1611 Authorized Version is not in the existing copies of the first

printing. Our source of authority for the exact wording of our English Bible is inthe preserving power of Almighty God. Just as God did not leave us the originalautographs to fight and squabble over, so He did not see fit to leave us the proof

copy of the translation. Our authority is in the hand of God as always. You canpraise the Lord for that!

IV--CHANGES IN THE BOOK OF ECCLESIASTES

An in-depth study of the changes made in the book of Ecclesiastes would help to

illustrate the principles stated above. The author is grateful to Dr. David Reese of Millbrook, Alabama, for his work in this area. By comparing a 1611 reprint of the

original edition put out by Thomas Nelson & Sons with recent printing of the KingJames Version, Dr. Reese was able to locate four variations in the book of Ecclesiastes. The reference is given first; then the text of the Thomas Nelson 1611reprint. This is followed by the reading of the present editions of the 1611 KJV

and the date the change was made:

1 1:5 the place--his place (1638)

2 2:16 shall be--shall all be (1629)





3 8:17 out, yea further--out, yet he shall not find it; yea farther (1629)

4 11:17 thing is it--thing it is (?)

Several things should be noted about these changes. The last variation ("thing isit" to "thing it is") is not mentioned by Scrivener who was a very careful and

accurate scholar. Therefore, this change may be a misprint in the Thomas Nelsonreprint. That would be interesting. The corrected omission in chapter eight is one

of the longest corrections of the original printing. But notice that it was correctedin 1629. The frequency of printing errors is average (four errors in twelve

chapters). But the most outstanding fact is that the entire book of Ecclesiastesreads exactly like our present editions without even printing errors by the year1638. That's more than 350 years ago. By that time, the Bible was being printed inRoman type. Therefore, all (and I mean all) that has changed in 350 years in thebook of Ecclesiastes is that the spelling has been standardized! As stated before,

the main purpose of the 1629 and 1638 Cambridge editions was the correction of earlier printing errors. And the main purpose of the 1762 and 1769 editions was

the standardization of spelling.

V--THE SO-CALLED JUSTIFICATION FOR OTHER REVISIONS

Maybe now you see that the King James Version of 1611 has not been revised but

only corrected. But why does it make that much difference? Although there are

several reasons why this issue is important, the most pressing one is thatfundamentalist scholars are using this myth of past revisions to justify their own

tampering with the text. The editors of the New King James Version haveprobably been the worst in recent years to use this propaganda ploy. In thepreface of the New King James they have stated, "For nearly four hundred years,

and throughout several revisions of its English form, the King James Bible hasbeen deeply revered among the English- speaking peoples of the world." In themidst of their flowery rhetoric, they strongly imply that their edition is only acontinuation of the revisions that have been going on for the past 375 years. Thisimplication, which has been stated directly by others, could not be more false. Toprove this point, we will go back to the book of Ecclesiastes.

An examination of the first chapter in Ecclesiastes in the New King James Versionreveals approximately 50 changes from our present edition. In order to be fair,

spelling changes (cometh to comes; labour to labor, etc.) were not included inthis count. That means there are probably about 600 alterations in the book of

Ecclesiastes and approximately 60,000 changes in the entire Bible. If you accuseme of including every recognizable change, you are correct. But I am onlycounting the sort of changes which were identified in analyzing the 1611 King

James. That's only fair. Still, the number of changes is especially baffling for aversion which claims to be an updating in the same vein as earlier revisions.

According to the fundamentalist scholar, the New King James is only a fifth in aseries of revisions. Then pray tell me how four "revisions" and 375 years brought

only 400 changes while the fifth revision brought about 60,000 additional changes?That means that the fifth revision made 150 times more changes than the total





number of changes in the first four! That's preposterous!

Not only is the frequency of the changes unbelievable, but the character of thealterations is serious. Although many of the alterations seem harmless enough at

first glance, many are much more serious. The editors of the New King JamesVersion were sly enough not to alter the most serious blunders of the modern

bibles. Yet, they were not afraid to change the reading in those places that areunfamiliar to the average fundamentalist. In these areas, the New King JamesVersion is dangerous. Below are some of the more harmful alterations made in the

book of Ecclesiastes. The reference is given first; then the reading as found in theKing James Version; and last, the reading as found in the New King James Version.

1:13 sore travail; grievous task

1:14 vexation of spirit; grasping for the wind

1:16 my heart had great experience of wisdom; My heart has understood great

wisdom

2:3 to give myself unto; to gratify my flesh with

2:3 acquainting; guiding

2:21 equity; skill

3:10 the travail, which God hath given; the God-given task

3:11 the world; eternity

3:18 that might manifest them; God tests them

3:18 they themselves are beasts; they themselves are like beasts

3:22 portion; heritage

4:4 right work; skillful work

5:1 Keep thy foot; Walk prudently

5:6 the angel; the messenger of God

5:8 he that is higher than the highest; high official

5:20 God answereth him; God keeps him busy

6:3 untimely birth; stillborn child

7:29 inventions; schemes





8:1 boldness; sternness

8:10 the place of the holy; the place of holiness

10:1 Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinkingsavour; Dead flies putrefy the perfumer's ointment

10:10 If the iron be blunt; If the ax is dull

10:10 wisdom is profitable to direct; wisdom brings success

12:9 gave good heed; pondered

12:11 the masters of assemblies; scholars

This is only a sampling of the changes in the book, but notice what is done.

Equity, which is a trait of godliness, becomes skill (2:21). The world becomes

eternity (3:11). Man without God is no longer a beast but just like a beast (3:18).The clear reference to deity in Ecclesiastes 5:8 ("he that is higher than thehighest") is successfully removed ("higher official"). But since success is whatwisdom is supposed to bring us (10:10), this must be progress. At least God is

keeping the scholars busy (5:20). Probably the most revealing of the abovementioned changes is the last one listed where "the masters of assemblies"

become "scholars." According to the New King James, "the words of scholars arelike well-driven nails, given by one Shepherd." The masters of assemblies are

replaced by the scholars who become the source of the Shepherd's words. That iswhat these scholars would like us to think, but it is not true.

In conclusion, the New King James is not a revision in the vein of former revisionsof the King James Version. It is instead an entirely new translation. As stated inthe introduction, the purpose of this book is not to convince those who use theother versions. The purpose of this book is to expose a fallacious argument thathas been circulating in fundamentalist circles for what it is: an overblown myth.That is, the myth that the New King James Version and others like it are nothing

more than a continuation of revisions which have periodically been made to the

King James Version since 1611. There is one problem with this theory. There areno such revisions.

The King James Bible of 1611 has not undergone four (or any) major revisions.

Therefore, the New King James Version is not a continuation of what has gone onbefore. It should in fact be called the Thomas Nelson Version. They hold thecopyright. The King James Version we have today has not been revised but

purified. We still have no reason to doubt that the Bible we hold in our hands isthe very word of God preserved for us in the English language. The authority for

its veracity lies not in the first printing of the King James Version in 1611, or inthe character of King James I, or in the scholarship of the 1611 translators, or in

the literary accomplishments of Elizabethan England, or even in the GreekReceived Text. Our authority for the infallible words of the English Bible lies in





the power and promise of God to preserve His Word! God has the power. We haveHis Word.

Individual copies of Dr. Reagan's excellent pamphlet can be obtained by sending

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Trinity Baptist Temple Bookstore5709 N. BroadwayKnoxville, Tennessee 37918(615) 688-0780

From The Answer Book, A Helpbook for Christians by Dr. Samuel Gipp.

KJV REVISIONS BY THE YEAR, FOR PRINTING ERRORS.(note: the printing press had been invented in 1450 by Johann Gutenburg in

Germany. Remember that translators did not have word processor's, IBM PC's orspell checking software!)

1613 A.D. thy right doeth ---corrected to--- thy right hand doeth

1616 A.D. which was of our father's ---corrected to--- which was our fathers

1617 A.D. Seek good ---corrected to--- seek God

1629 A.D. requite good ---corrected to--- requite me good

1629 A.D. this book of the Covenant ---corrected to--- the book of this covenant1629 A.D. chief rulers ---corrected to--- chief ruler

1629 A.D.For the king had appointed ---corrected to--- for so the king had

appointed

1629 A.D. The cormorant ---corrected to--- But the cormorant

1629 A.D. The crowned ---corrected to--- Thy crowned

1629 A.D. which was a Jew ---corrected to--- which was a Jewess

1629 A.D. the city ---corrected to--- the city of the Damascenes

1638 A.D. And Parbar ---corrected to--- At Parbar

1638 A.D. For this cause ---corrected to--- And for this cause

1638 A.D. a fiery furnace ---corrected to--- a burning fiery furnace

1638 A.D. now and ever ---corrected to--- both now and ever

1638 A.D. this thing ---corrected to--- this thing also

1743 A.D. the wayes side ---corrected to--- the way side

1762 A.D. shalt have remained ---corrected to--- ye shall have remained





*******The table below lists 337 verse changes in comparison to the KING JAMES VERSION AV1611*******

1762 A.D.Achzib, nor Helbath, nor Aphik ---corrected to--- of Achzib, nor of Helbath, nor of Aphik

1769 A.D. returned ---corrected to--- turned

VERSEDESCRIPTION OF 337 CHANGE'S THAT ARE REMOVED

IN THE MODERN TRANSLATIONS

CHANGEDIN THESE

VERSIONS...

Isaiah 14:12

CHANGE "Lucifer" TO "morning star" ("How art thoufallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! howart thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken

the nations!") The Lord Jesus Christ is the Morning Star.See Revelation 22:16. Click here for a detailed wordstudy on morning star. MORNINGSTAR WORD STUDY

NIV

Deuteronomy23:17

CHANGE "sodomite" TO "shrine prostitute OR cultprostitute" ("There shall be no whore of the daughters

of Israel, nor a sodomite of the sons of Israel.") Thischange also occurs in 1 Kings 14:24, 1 Kings 15:12, 1Kings 22:46 and 2 Kings 23:7.

NIV, NASB,RSV

Deuteronomy

32:22

CHANGE"lowest hell" TO "realm of death (et. al)" ("Fora fire is kindled in mine anger, and shall burn unto thelowest hell, and shall consume the earth with herincrease, and set on fire the foundations of themountains.")

NIV, NASV,NRSV, LB,NC

Daniel 3:25

CHANGE "the Son of God" TO "a son of the gods" ("Heanswered and said, Lo, I see four men loose, walking inthe midst of the fire, and they have no hurt; and theform of the fourth is like the Son of God.")

NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Daniel 7:10 REMOVE "judgment was set"NIV, NASV,NRSV, LB,NC

Psalms 8:5

CHANGE "the angels" TO "the heavenly beings (et.

al)" ("For thou hast made him a little lower than theangels, and hast crowned him with glory and honour.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Micah 5:2

CHANGE "everlasting" TO "ancient times or ancientdays (et. al.)" (""But thou, Beth-lehem Ephratah,though thou be little among the thousands of Judah,yet out of thee shall he come forth unto me that is tobe ruler in Israel; whose goings forth have been from

old, from everlasting.")

NIV, RSV,

NRSV, LB,

NC





Contradicts Psalm 90:2 "...from everlasting toeverlasting thou art God..."

Zechariah

12:10

CHANGE "his only son" TO "an only child" ("And I willpour upon the house of David, and upon the inhabitants

of Jerusalem, the spirit of grace and of supplications:and they shall look upon me whom they have pierced,

and they shall mourn for him, as one mourneth for hisonly son, and shall be in bitterness for him, as one thatis in bitterness for his firstborn.")


LB, NC

Psalms 9:17REMOVE "turned into hell" ("The wicked shall be

turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God.")


LB, NC

Psalms 12:7

CHANGE "thou shalt preserve them" TO "you will keepus safe and protect us"(et. al) ("Thou shalt keep them,O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generationfor ever.)NOTE: Changes the emphasis of what is preserved inverse 6: "The words of the LORD..."

NEW TESTAMENT


LB, NC

Matt. 1:25

REMOVE "Firstborn" (And knew her not till she hadbrought forth her FIRSTBORN son: and he called his

name JESUS). The word "firstborn"(also appears in Luke2:7) refers to Jesus was the first child (of 5 children)that Mary had given birth to.

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 5:22

REMOVE "without a cause" (contradicts: Psalms 25:3,Psalms 69:4 and Psalms 35:19 "Let not them that are

mine enemies wrongfully rejoice over me: neither letthem wink with the eye that hate me without a cause."And many many other verses that are in conflict causedby this omission.

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 5:44

REMOVE "bless them that curse you, do good to them

that hate you,...which despitefully useyou," (contradicts: Psalms 109:28 Let them curse, but

bless thou: when they arise, let them be ashamed; butlet thy servant rejoice.)


LB, NC

Matt. 6:13REMOVE "For thine is the kingdom, and the power,and the glory, for ever. Amen." (This is the Lord's

Prayer)


LB, NC

Matt. 6:27 CHANGE "cubit to his stature" TO "hour to his life" NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,





LB, NC

Matt. 6:33 REMOVE "of God"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 8:29 REMOVE "Jesus"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Matt. 9:13

REMOVE "to repentance" ( "... for I am not come tocall the righteous, but sinners to repentance."(see also

Mark 2:17. Removal of "to repentance" leaves the versemeaningless. Calling sinners to do what?) Note:

contradicts Acts 17:30; 2 Peter 3:9

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 11:23 REMOVE "hell"NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Matt. 12:6 REMOVE "one greater" TO "something greater"NASV, RSV,

NRSV, NC

Matt. 12:35 REMOVE "of the heart"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Matt. 12:40 CHANGE "whale" TO "fish", sea monsterNIV, NASV,

NKJ, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 12:47REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "Then one said unto him,Behold, thy mother and thy brethren stand without,desiring to speak with thee."

NIV, RSV,NRSV,

Matt. 13:51 REMOVE "Lord"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Matt. 15:8

REMOVE "draweth nigh unto me with their mouth"Contradicts: Isaiah 29:13 "Wherefore the Lord said,Forasmuch as this people draw near [me] with their

mouth, and with their lips do honour me, but haveremoved their heart far from me, and their fear toward

me is taught by the precept of men:" and also Ezekiel

33:31 "And they come unto thee as the people cometh,and they sit before thee [as] my people, and they hearthy words, but they will not do them: for with theirmouth they shew much love, [but] their heart goeth

after their covetousness."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Matt. 16:3 REMOVE "o ye hypocrites"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 16:18 REMOVE "hell" NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,





NRSV, NC

Matt. 16:20 REMOVE "Jesus"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 17:21REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "Howbeit this kind goeth not

out but by prayer and fasting."


NC

Matt. 18:11REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "For the Son of man is come tosave that which was lost."


NC

Matt. 18:26REMOVE "and worshipped him" (A key verse forshowing that only Jesus is worshipped in the NewTestament)

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Matt. 19:9REMOVE "and whoso marrieth her which is put awaydoth commit adultery."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 19:17CHANGE "Why callest thou me good" TO "Why do youask me about what is good"


NC

Matt. 19:17 REMOVE "God"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV

Matt. 20:7REMOVE "and whatsoever is right that shall yereceive"

NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 20:16 REMOVE "for many be called but few chosen"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Matt. 20:20CHANGE "worshipping him" TO "kneelingdown" (referring to worshipping the Lord Jesus Christ)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV

Matt. 20:22 REMOVE 12 WORDS "baptized with Christ's baptism"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 21:44REMOVE "And whosoever shall fall on this stone shallbe broken: but on whomsoever it shall fall, it willgrind him to powder."

NIV, RSV,

NRSV, NC

Matt. 23:14

REMOVE "Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees,

hypocrites! for ye devour widows' houses, and for apretence make long prayer: therefore ye shallreceive the greater damnation." Note: contradicts

Luke 20:47 "Which devour widows' houses, and for ashew make long prayers: the same shall receive greater

damnation."


NC

Matt. 23:33 CHANGE "damnation" TO "condemn" NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,





NRSV, LB,NC

Matt. 24:36 ADD "nor the Son"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Matt. 24:36

CHANGE "my Father" TO "the Father" (very similar to

the John 10:29 and John 10:30 change, clouds deity of Jesus)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 25:13 REMOVE "wherein the Son of man cometh"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB

Matt. 27:35

REMOVE "that it might be fulfilled which was spokenby the prophet, They parted my garments amongthem, and upon my vesture did they castlots." (ANOTHER FULFILLED PROPHECY REMOVED.Psalms 22:18 "They part my garments among them, and

cast lots upon my vesture.")7 FULFILLED PROPHECIES IN PSALM 22


Matt. 27:54CHANGE "the Son of God" TO "a son of God" (OUTRIGHT BLASPHEMY. There is only ONE Son of

God--the only BEGOTTEN Son)


LB, NC

Matt. 28:2 REMOVE "from the door"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Matt. 28:9 REMOVE "And as they went to tell his disciples"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Mark 1:1 REMOVE "the Son of God"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Mark 1:2

CHANGE "prophets" TO "Isaiah" (Quoted in Malachi 3:1,not Isaiah) Malachi 3:1 "Behold, I will send my

messenger, and he shall prepare the way before me:and the Lord, whom ye seek, shall suddenly come to his

temple, even the messenger of the covenant, whom yedelight in: behold, he shall come, saith the LORD of

hosts."


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Mark 1:14 REMOVE "of the kingdom" (gospel ... of God)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Mark 1:31

REMOVE "immediately" Note: The descriptive word"immediately" tells us when the fever left her andtherefore provides us with a miracle. The word left out

denies the miracle and thus the one who performed it.

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC





Mark 2:17REMOVE "to repentance" Note: contradicts Acts 17:30;2 Peter 3:9

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, NC

Mark 3:29 CHANGE "eternal damnation" TO "eternal sin", et al.

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

Mark 4:24REMOVE "and unto you that hear shall more be given"Note: contradicts John 7:17.

NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Mark 6:11

REMOVE "Verily I say unto you, It shall be moretolerable for Sodom and Gomorrah in the day of

judgment, than for that city."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Mark 7:8

REMOVE "[as] the washing of pots and cups: and manyother such like things ye do." Note: The Lord not onlycondemns the Pharisees for traditions of men, but he

names them.


Mark 7:16 REMOVE "If any man have ears to hear, let him hear."NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 9:23

REMOVE "if thou canst believe" Note: The father had

said to Jesus, "if thou canst do anything." To this lackof faith Jesus answered, "if thou canst believe." It wasat once a rebuke and an encouragement to have faithin him.


Mark 9:24 REMOVE "Lord" (refers to Jesus)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 9:44REMOVE "Where their worm dieth not, and the fire isnot quenched."


LB, NC

Mark 9:46REMOVE "Where their worm dieth not, and the fire isnot quenched."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 9:47

REMOVE "fire" Note: contradicts Rev 20:15 And

whosoever was not found written in the book of lifewas cast into the lake of fire."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 9:49

REMOVE "and every sacrifice shall be salted with salt"Note: contradicts Ezekiel 43:24 "And thou shalt offerthem before the LORD, and the priests shall cast saltupon them, and they shall offer them up [for] a burntoffering unto the LORD." and also Leviticus 2:13 Andevery oblation of thy meat offering shalt thou seasonwith salt; neither shalt thou suffer the salt of the

covenant of thy God to be lacking from thy meat

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RSV, NRSV,LB, NC





offering: with all thine offerings thou shalt offer salt."

Mark 10:21

REMOVE "take up the cross" Note: contradicts Mark

8:34, Luke 9:23, Luke 14:27, Matthew 10:38 andMatthew 16:24 "Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If

any man will come after me, let him deny himself, andTAKE UP HIS CROSS, and follow me."


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Mark 10:24

REMOVE "for them that trust in riches" (referring tohow hard is it for them that TRUST in riches to enterinto the Kingdom of God) Note: contradicts 1 Timothy6:[10] "For the LOVE OF MONEY is the root of all evil:which while some coveted after, they have erred from

the faith, and pierced themselves through with manysorrows." And also Psalms 49:6-7 They that trust intheir wealth, and boast themselves in the multitude of

their riches; [7] None [of them] can by any meansredeem his brother, nor give to God a ransom for him:"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Mark 11:10

REMOVE "that cometh in the name of the Lord" (Mark11:10 "Blessed [be] the kingdom of our father David,

that cometh in the name of the Lord: Hosanna in thehighest.) Note: contradicts Luke 13:35 "Behold, yourhouse is left unto you desolate: and verily I say unto

you, Ye shall not see me, until [the time] come whenye shall say, Blessed [is] he that cometh in the name of the Lord."


Mark 11:26

REMOVE "But if ye do not forgive, neither will yourFather which is in heaven forgive your trespasses."Note: contradicts Ephesians 4:32

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 12:23 REMOVE "when they shall rise" NIV, RSV,NRSV, LB,

Mark 12:40CHANGE "greater damnation" TO "punished mostseverely, greater condemnation"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

Mark 13:6 CHANGE "I am Christ" TO "I am He , the One"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Mark 13:14

REMOVE "spoken of by Daniel the prophet" (this is

ANOTHER FULFILLED PROPHECY REMOVED from the

bible, which contradicts Daniel 8:13, Daniel 9:27 "Andhe shall confirm the covenant with many for one week:and in the midst of the week he shall cause thesacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for theoverspreading of abominations he shall make [it]desolate, even until the consummation, and that

determined shall be poured upon the desolate." And






also contradicts Daniel 12:11.).

Mark 13:33REMOVE "and pray" (Mark 13:33 "Take ye heed, watch

and pray: for ye know not when the time is.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Mark 14:22REMOVE "eat" (Mark 14:22 "And as they did eat, Jesustook bread, and blessed, and brake [it], and gave to

them, and said, Take, eat: this is my body.")


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Mark 14:68

REMOVE "and the cock crew" (Peter's denial of Jesusthree times, makes Jesus Christ a LIAR by Mark 14:[30]

"And Jesus saith unto him, Verily I say unto thee, Thatthis day, even in this night, BEFORE THE COCK CROW

TWICE, thou shalt deny me thrice.") Note: Removal of "and the cock crew" leaves Mark 14:72 meaningless

NIV, NASV,RSV

Mark 15:28

REMOVE "And the scripture was fulfilled, which saith,And he was numbered with thetransgressors." (ANOTHER FULFILLED PROPHECY

REMOVED. Isaiah 53:[12] Therefore will I divide him aportion with the great, and he shall divide the spoilwith the strong; because he hath poured out his soulunto death: and he was numbered with thetransgressors; and he bare the sin of many, and made

intercession for the transgressors. ").


Mark 16:9-20

REMOVE ENTIRE LAST 12 VERSES of Mark 16! (Most

modern translations remove these verses by a footnotestating "the best and earliest manuscripts did not havethese verses." That is a lie.)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Luke 1:28

REMOVE "blessed art thou among women" Note: Therewere many virgins in Israel at the time, but God choseMary. Mary was blessed AMONG women, but not ABOVE

women.


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Luke 2:14

CHANGE "good will toward men" TO "to men on whomhis favor rests" Note: Contradicts Hebrews 12:14

"Follow peace with all men, and holiness, withoutwhich no man shall see the Lord:"


LB, NC

Luke 2:22

CHANGE "her" TO "their" (makes Jesus a sinner byrequiring purification for him!) Luke 2:22 "And when

the days of her purification according to the law of Moses were accomplished, they brought him to

Jerusalem, to present [him] to the Lord;"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Luke 2:33CHANGE "Joseph" TO "his father" (attacks virgin birthby stating that Joseph IS Jesus' father!)


NC

Luke 2:43CHANGE "Joseph and his mother" TO "parents" (again,this is making Joseph, Jesus' father!)

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RSV, NRSV,





LB, NC

Luke 4:4REMOVE "but by every word of God" (go checkDeuteronomy 8:3)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 4:8 REMOVE "get thee behind me, Satan"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Luke 4:18REMOVE "he hath sent me to heal..." (important verseto show that Jesus Christ can heal. Only God can heal

and Jesus Christ heals.)


NC

Luke 4:41 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 6:10

REMOVE "whole as the other" Note: Not only was his

hand restored to use but it was whole as the other. Thecompleteness of the miracle is attested to by these

words written in Luke 6:6 "And it came to pass also onanother sabbath, that he entered into the synagogueand taught: and there was a man whose right hand WASWITHERED."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 6:48 CHANGE "founded upon a rock" TO "well built"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 9:54

REMOVE "even as Elijah did" Note: quoted in 2 Kings1:10 "And Elijah answered and said to the captain of fifty, If I [be] a man of God, then let fire come down

from heaven, and consume thee and thy fifty. Andthere came down fire from heaven, and consumed him

and his fifty."


LB, NC

Luke 9:55 REMOVE "ye know not what manner of spirit..."NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 9:56REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "For the Son of man is notcome to destroy men's lives, but to save them."


LB, NC

Luke 9:57 REMOVE "Lord"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 10:15 REMOVE "hell"NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Luke 11:2

REMOVE 14 WORDS from Lords prayer. ("...which art inheaven,...Thy will be done, as in heaven, so inearth.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

NIV, NASV,





Luke 11:4REMOVE "but deliver us from evil" (Lord's prayerAGAIN and again....)

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 11:29 REMOVE "the prophet"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Luke 16:23 REMOVE "hell"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 17:36

REMOVE "Two [men] shall be in the field; the oneshall be taken, and the other left." (this verse alsoappears in Matthew 24:40-41)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRS,LB, NC

Luke 21:4 REMOVE "cast in unto the offerings of God"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Luke 21:8 CHANGE "I am Christ" TO "I am He , the One"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Luke 22:31REMOVE "And the Lord said" (Luke 22:31 "And theLord said, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired[to have] you, that he may sift [you] as wheat:")


Luke 22:64

REMOVE "they struck him on the face" (anotherfulfilled prophecy removed! Isaiah 50:6 "I gave my back

to the smiters, and my cheeks to them that plucked off the hair: I hid not my face from shame and spitting."Psalms 69:7 "Because for thy sake I have borne

reproach; shame hath covered my face.")


NC

Luke 23:17REMOVE "For of necessity he must release one untothem at the feast."


Luke 23:38

REMOVE "letters of Greek, Latin, Hebrew" (Luke 23:38"And a superscription also was written over him in

letters of Greek, and Latin, and Hebrew, THIS IS THEKING OF THE JEWS.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 23:42

REMOVE "Lord" (thief on the cross - asking Jesus how to

be saved! Confessing that "Jesus is Lord" is CENTRAL tosalvation, see Romans 10:9)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Luke 24:6REMOVE "He is not here, but is risen" (THIS IS DENYINGTHE RESURRECTION!)

RSV, NRSV

Luke 24:12

REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "Then arose Peter, and ranunto the sepulchre; and stooping down, he beheldthe linen clothes laid by themselves, and departed,wondering in himself at that which was come topass."

RSV

REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "And when he had thus





Luke 24:40spoken, he shewed them his hands and hisfeet." (Note: The bodily resurrection of Christ is proven

here as he showed them his hands and his feet."

RSV

Luke 24:49 REMOVE "of Jerusalem"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB

John 1:14,

18

REMOVE "begotten", Greek word 'monogenes' meaning"begotten" DOES appear in every Greek NT manuscript,

but was intentionally omitted. (refers to Jesus as theONLY begotten Son of God)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 1:27 REMOVE "is preferred before me"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 3:13 REMOVE "which is in heaven" (refers to Jesus)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

John 3:15 REMOVE "should not perish" (believeth in him...)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

John 3:16 REMOVE "begotten"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 3:18 REMOVE "begotten"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 4:24

CHANGE "God is a Spirit" TO "God is Spirit" (denial of the Holy Trinity by implying that God can ONLY be

spirit. see John 1:14 "..the word was made flesh..." andalso Luke 24:39 "Behold my hands and my feet, THAT ITIS I MYSELF: handle me, and see; FOR A SPIRIT hath notflesh and bones, as ye see me have.")

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,NC

John 4:42 REMOVE "the Christ"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 5:3 REMOVE "waiting for the moving of the water."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 5:4

REMOVE "For an angel went down at a certain seasoninto the pool, and troubled the water: whosoeverthen first after the troubling of the water stepped inwas made whole of whatsoever disease he had."


LB, NC

John 5:16REMOVE "and sought to slay him" (prophecy from theO.T.)






John 5:29 CHANGE "damnation" TO "condemn , judgement"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRV, LB,NC

John 6:47REMOVE "on Me" ("... He that believeth ON ME hath

everlasting life.")


NC

John 6:69CHANGE "Christ, the Son of the living God" TO "HolyOne of God"


John 7:53-8:11

REMOVE VERSES 7:53 - 8:11 (the woman caught in

adultery. "He who is without sin among you, let himfirst cast a stone at her.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 8;9 REMOVE "being convicted by their own conscience"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 8:47 REMOVE "heareth God's words" TO "hears what Godsays"

NIV, NC

John 8:59REMOVE "...going through the midst of them, and sopassed by."


John 9:4

CHANGE "I must work the works" TO "We must workthe works" (Salvation by grace thru faith in Jesus

Christ is perverted by this verse. Implies that salvationis through works)


John 9:35 CHANGE "Son of God" TO "Son of Man , Messiah"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 10:30CHANGE "my" TO "the" (in reference to FATHER, John10:29 uses "my father" twice, but changes to "the

father" in 10:30)


LB, NC

John 11:41 REMOVE "For the place where the dead was laid"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

John 14:2 CHANGE "mansions" TO "rooms", "dwelling places"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

John 14:16 CHANGE "Comforter" TO "Helper , Counselor" , et al.NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

John 16:16 REMOVE "because I go to the Father"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC





John 17:12 REMOVE "in the world"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Acts 1:3 CHANGE "infallible" TO "convincing" et al.

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Acts 2:30REMOVE "he would raise up Christ" (denies the

resurrection!)


LB, NC

Acts 2:31 REMOVE "hell"NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Acts 2:38 CHANGE "remission of sins" TO "forgiveness of sins"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 4:27,30CHANGE "holy child" TO "holy servant" (attacks deity

of Jesus Christ again)

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,

NC

Acts 7:30 REMOVE "of the Lord" (angel of the Lord)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 7:37 REMOVE "Him shall ye hear"NI, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 8:37

REMOVE "And Philip said, If thou believest with allthine heart, thou mayest. And he answered and said,I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God." (salvation comes thru believing that Jesus Christis the Son of God. This verse pertains to believing priorto getting baptized in verse 38.)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 9:5 REMOVE "it is hard for thee to kick against the pricks"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 10:6

REMOVE "he shall tell thee what thou oughtest to

do" (Acts 10:7 would not make any sense because "Andwhen the angel which spake unto Cornelius...") Note:Cornelius was not saved (Acts 11:14) and that therewas something which he had to do. He must believe on

the Lord Jesus Christ or he would be lost and go toHell.


Acts 15:11 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC





Acts 15:18CHANGE "beginning of the world" TO "...eternity ,...ages"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Acts 15:34REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE ("Notwithstanding it pleasedSilas to abide there still.")


LB, NC

Acts 16:31 REMOVE "Christ" (Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 17:16 CHANGE "stirred" TO "provoked", distressed

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

Acts 17:22 CHANGE "Mars Hill" TO "Areopagus"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, NC

Acts 17:22 CHANGE "superstitious" TO "religious"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

Acts 17:26 REMOVE "blood"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 17:29 CHANGE "Godhead" TO "Divine Nature , divine" being

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Acts 19:35 REMOVE "worshipper"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Acts 20:21 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NRSV,NC

Acts 20:24

REMOVE "none of these things move me. . ." ("But

none of these things move me, neither count I my lifedear unto myself, so that I might finish my course withjoy, and the ministry, which I have received of the LordJesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God.)


Acts 20:25REMOVE "of God" ("And now, behold, I know that ye all,among whom I have gone preaching the kingdom of God, shall see my face no more.")

NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB

REMOVE "let us not fight against God" Note:contradicts 2 Chronicles 13:12 "...O children of Israel,

fight ye not against the LORD God of your fathers; for NIV, NASV,





Acts 23:9

ye shall not prosper." and also Jeremiah 1:19 "And theyshall fight against thee; but they shall not prevail

against thee; for I am with thee, saith the LORD, todeliver thee."

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Acts 24:7REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE ("But the chief captain Lysiascame upon us, and with great violence took him

away out of our hands,")


NC

Acts 24:14 CHANGE "heresy" TO "sect"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB

Acts 24:15

REMOVE "of the dead" (And have hope toward God,

which they themselves also allow, that there shall be aresurrection of the dead, both of the just and unjust.)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB

Acts 28:16REMOVE 11 WORDS and CHANGED "kept" to

"guard"("the centurion delivered the prisoners to thecaptain of the guard")


Acts 28:29REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE ("And when he had said thesewords, the Jews departed, and had great reasoningamong themselves.")


Romans 1:3 REMOVE "Jesus Christ our Lord"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV

Romans 1:16

REMOVE "of Christ" ("For I am not ashamed of thegospel of Christ: for it is the power of God untosalvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first,and also to the Greek.)


NC

Romans 1:18 CHANGE "hold the truth" TO "suppress the truth"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Romans 1:25CHANGE "changed the truth" TO "exchanged thetruth"


NC

Romans 1:29 REMOVE "fornication"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Romans 5:8 CHANGE "commendeth" to "demonstrates"

NIV, NASV,


Romans 6:8 CHANGE "we be dead" TO "we died"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,





NC

Romans 6:11 REMOVE "our Lord"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Romans 8:1

REMOVE LAST 10 WORDS ("who walk not after theflesh, but after the Spirit.") (Romans 8:1 - 13 is

specifically addressing being in the Spirit and not in theflesh)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans 9:28 REMOVE "in righteousness"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans

10:15

REMOVE LAST 10 WORDS ("that preach the gospel of peace, and bring glad tidings")


LB, NC

Romans

10:17

CHANGE "word of God" TO word of Christ (WHAT? Arethere TWO different word's? Read John 1:1 again.

Revelation 19:13 "And he was clothed with a vesturedipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans 11:6

REMOVE "But if it be of works, then it is no moregrace: otherwise work is no more work." ("And if by

grace, then is it no more of works: otherwise grace isno more grace. But if it be of works, then is it no moregrace: otherwise work is no more work.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans 13:2 CHANGE "damnation" TO "judgment" et al.

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Romans 13:9REMOVE "Thou shall not bear false witness" Note: Oneof the 10 commandments.


LB, NC

Romans 14:6REMOVE ("and he that regardeth not the day, to theLord he doth not regard it.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans

14:10

CHANGE "the judgement seat of Christ" TO "God's judgment seat" et al. (conflicts with John 5:22 For theFather judgeth no man, but hath committed all

judgment unto the Son:" and 2 Corinthians 5:10 "Forwe must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ; that every one may receive the things done inhis body, according to that he hath done, whether it be

good or bad." Also, John 5:27 And hath given him

authority to execute judgment also, because he is theSon of man."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans NIV, NASV,





14:21REMOVE "or is offended, or is made weak"

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans

14:23CHANGE "damned" TO "condemned"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Romans 15:8 REMOVE "Jesus"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Romans15:19

REMOVE "of God"NIV, NASV,RSV, LB,

NC

Romans15:29

REMOVE "of the gospel"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Romans16:18

CHANGE "good words and fair speeches" TO "smoothtalk and flattery"

NIV, NASV,


Romans16:24

REMOVE ENTIRE VERSE "The grace of our Lord JesusChrist [be] with you all. Amen."


NC

I Cor. 1:21CHANGE "foolishness of preaching" TO "foolishness of the message preached"


NC

I Cor. 1:22REMOVE "require" TO "request", ask ("For the Jewsrequire a sign, and the Greeks seek after wisdom:")

NIV, NASV,


I Cor. 5:4 REMOVE "Christ" (TWICE)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

I Cor. 5:7REMOVE "for us" ("Purge out therefore the old leaven,that ye may be a new lump, as ye are unleavened. For

even Christ our passover is sacrificed for us:")


NC

I Cor. 6:9CHANGE "effeminate" TO "male prostitutes" (or

"sexual perverts")

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

I Cor. 6:20

REMOVE "and in your spirit, which are God's" ("For yeare bought with a price: therefore glorify God in yourbody, and in your spirit, which are God's.") Note:

contradicts John 14:20 "At that day ye shall know that I

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC





am in my Father, and YE IN ME, AND I IN YOU."

I Cor. 7:5 REMOVE "fasting" (with prayer)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

I Cor. 7:39 REMOVE "by the law" (The wife is bound)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

I Cor. 9:1 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

I Cor. 9:27 CHANGE "I keep my body" TO "I beat my body"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

I Cor. 9:27 CHANGE "castaway" TO "disqualified"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

I Cor. 10:28REMOVE " for the earth [is] the Lord's, and thefulness thereof: ..."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

I Cor. 11:11 REMOVE "in the Lord"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

I Cor. 11:24

REMOVE "take eat . . . broken..." ("And when he hadgiven thanks, he brake [it], and said, Take, eat: this ismy body, which is broken for you: this do in

remembrance of me.")


I Cor. 11:29

CHANGE "damnation" TO "judgment" ("For he that

eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinkethdamnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's

body. )

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

I Cor. 11:29REMOVE "unworthily" (completely removes the entiremeaning of the verse!)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

I Cor. 14:33CHANGE "author of confusion" TO ""a God of disorder"et al.


LB, NC

I Cor. 15:47CHANGE "Lord from heaven" TO "man fromheaven" (ANOTHER BLASPHEMY)


I Cor. 15:55 CHANGE "grave" TO "Hades", death

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC





I Cor. 16:22 REMOVE "Jesus Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

I Cor. 16:23 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

2 Cor. 2:10 CHANGE "person of Christ" TO "presence of Christ"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

2 Cor. 2:17

CHANGE "corrupt" TO "peddle, sell" ("For we are not asmany, which corrupt the word of God: but as of sincerity, but as of God, in the sight of God speak we inChrist. )

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,NC

2 Cor.4:6 REMOVE "Jesus"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, LB,NC

2 Cor. 4:10 REMOVE "the Lord"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

2 Cor. 5:17 CHANGE "creature" TO "creation"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

2 Cor. 5:18 REMOVE "Jesus"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

2 Cor.10:5CHANGE "Casting down imaginations" TO "Wedemolish arguments" et al.


2 Cor.11:6 CHANGE "rude in speech" TO "untrained in speech"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

2 Cor.11:31 REMOVE "Christ" NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV

Gal. 2:20 REMOVE "nevertheless I live"

NIV, NASV,


REMOVE "that ye should not obey the truth" Note:





Gal. 3:1

contradicts Matthew 7:26 "And every one that heareththese sayings of mine, and doeth them not, shall be

likened unto a foolish man, which built his house uponthe sand:"


LB, NC

Gal.3:17 REMOVE "in Christ" (confirmed...of God in Christ)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Gal. 4:7 REMOVE "through Christ" (heir of God through Christ)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Gal. 5:4 CHANGE "no effect" TO "estranged from", alienated

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

Gal. 6:15 REMOVE "For in Christ Jesus"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Gal. 6:17 REMOVE "the Lord"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Ephesians

1:6REMOVE "accepted in the beloved"


LB, NC

Ephesians3:9

REMOVE "by Jesus Christ" (who created all things by)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Ephesians

3:14REMOVE "of our Lord Jesus Christ"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Ephesians

4:6

REMOVE "you" (One God and Father of all, who is aboveall, and through all, and in you all.) Note: "you" isreferring to the Body of Christ.


Ephesians5:9

CHANGE "fruit of the Spirit" TO "fruit of the light"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Ephesians

5:26

CHANGE "by" TO "with or through" ("That he mightsanctify and cleanse it with the washing of water bythe word, ") Note: this questions Titus 3:5 by teaching

salvation is by baptism instead of by the washing of the word.


LB, NC

Ephesians

5:30REMOVE "of his flesh, and of his bones"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC





Philippians2:6

CHANGE "thought it not robbery to be equal withGod" TO "did not consider equality with Godsomething to be grasped" (questions the deity of Jesus

Christ).


NC

Philippians

2:7 CHANGE "made" TO "emptied"

NASV, RSV,

NRSV, LB,

Philippians

3:8CHANGE "dung" TO "rubbish , trash"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Philippians3:16

REMOVE "let us walk by the same rule, let us mindthe same thing."


Philippians4:13

CHANGE "through Christ" TO "through him"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRS

Colossians1:2

REMOVE "and the Lord Jesus Christ"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Colossians

1:14

REMOVE "through His blood" ("In whom we have

redemption through his blood, [even] the forgivenessof sins: ")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Colossians1:28

REMOVE "Jesus"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Colossians

3:6REMOVE "on the children of disobedience"

NIV, NASV,RSV, LB,NC

1 Thess. 1:1REMOVE "from God our Father, and the Lord JesusChrist."


1 Thess.2:19

REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV

1 Thess.3:11

REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 Thess.3:13

REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 Thess.5:22

CHANGE "all appearance of evil" TO "every form of evil"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,





NC

1 Thess.5:27

CHANGE "this epistle be read unto all the holybrethren." TO "this letter read to all the brothers.(et. al)"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

2 Thess. 1:8 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV

2 Thess.1:12

REMOVE "Christ""NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV

1 Timothy

1:1REMOVE "Lord"


1 Timothy

1:17REMOVE "wise" ("the only wise God")


1 Timothy2:7

REMOVE "in Christ" (...the truth in Christ)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 Timothy3:16

CHANGE "God" TO "he" Note: conflicts with John 1:1and John 1:14: "...and the word became flesh anddwelt among us." Also conflicts Titus 3:4 "But after that

the kindness and love of God our Saviour toward manAPPEARED,"


LB, NC

1 Timothy

4:10

CHANGE "specially" TO "Especially" ("For therefore weboth labour and suffer reproach, because we trust in

the living God, who is the Saviour of all men, speciallyof those that believe.") This verse is used by Universal

Unitarians as a proof text for universal salvation.

"Specially" was first used as a word in 1451 A.D.,quoted in a Shakespearean play. "Especially" was not inthe English Language until the late 15th century."Specially" means "special contract to", while

"especially" means "chiefly, most of all."

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

1 Timothy4:12

REMOVE "in spirit"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 Timothy5:21

REMOVE "Lord"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

1 Timothy6:1

CHANGE "blasphemed" TO "spoken against" NIV, NASV,

RSV, LB,





NC

1 Timothy6:5

CHANGE "gain is godliness" TO "godliness is a means of gain" ("Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds,and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain isgodliness: from such withdraw thyself.")

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

1 Timothy6:5 REMOVE "from such withdraw thyself"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

1 Timothy6:10

CHANGE "root of all evil" TO "root of all kinds of evil"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,NRSV, LB,

NC

1 Timothy6:19

CHANGE "eternal life" TO "the life that is truly life"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 Timothy6:20

CHANGE "science" TO "knowledge"

NIV, NASV,


2 Timothy

1:11REMOVE "of the gentiles"


2 Timothy

2:15

REMOVE "study" ("Study to shew thyself approved untoGod, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed,rightly dividing the word of truth.") Note: contradicts 1

Timothy 4:6 "If thou put the brethren in remembranceof these things, thou shalt be a good minister of Jesus

Christ, nourished up in the words of faith and of gooddoctrine, whereunto thou hast attained." and also

Ecclesiastes 12:10 "The preacher sought to find outacceptable words: and that which was written wasupright, even words of truth."

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

2 Timothy3:3

CHANGE "of those that are good" TO "good"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, NC

2 Timothy4:1

REMOVE "the Lord"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

2 Timothy

4:22REMOVE "Jesus Christ"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Hebrews 1:3CHANGE "by himself purged our sins" TO "provided

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,





purification for sins" NC

Hebrews 2:7

REMOVE "and didst set him over the works of thyhands:" ("Thou madest him a little lower than theangels; thou crownedst him with glory and honour, and

didst set him over the works of thy hands:")


LB, NC

Hebrews 3:1 REMOVE "Christ Jesus" (High Priest of our...)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Hebrews

7:21REMOVE "after the order of Melchisedec"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Hebrews

10:34REMOVE "in heaven" ("ye have in heaven a better")


NC

Hebrews11:11

REMOVE "was delivered of a child"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

James 5:16

CHANGE "faults" TO "sins" (The Bible says that ONLYGod can forgive sins. We are supposed to confess ourSINS to Him. We should confess our FAULTS to oneanother, but SINS are confessed to God. Faults and sinsare entirely different.


1 Peter 1:22 REMOVE "through the Spirit"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 Peter 2:2REMOVE "of the word" ("As newborn babes, desire thesincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby:")


1 Peter 2:2CHANGE "grow thereby" TO "grow up in yoursalvation"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 Peter 3:15CHANGE "the Lord God" TO "Christ as Lord" (ANOTHER

BLASPHEMY OF OUR LORD)


LB, NC

1 Peter 4:1

REMOVE "for us" ("Forasmuch then as Christ hathsuffered for us in the flesh, arm yourselves likewisewith the same mind: for he that hath suffered in theflesh hath ceased from sin;")


1 Peter 4:14REMOVE "on their part he is evil spoken of, but onyour part he is glorified."


LB, NC

NIV, NASV,





1 Peter 5:10 REMOVE "Jesus"RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 Peter 5:11 REMOVE "glory" ("to Him be glory and dominion")NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 Peter 5:14 REMOVE "Jesus"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

2 Peter 2:1 CHANGE "damnable" TO "destructive"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

2 Peter 2:17 REMOVE "for ever" (darkness is reserved for ever)

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

2 Peter 3:9 REMOVE "us" TO "you"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 John 1:7 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 John 3:16 REMOVE "of God" (love of God)


NC

1 John 4:3

REMOVE "Christ is come in the flesh" (Evil spirits DIDconfess Jesus. In Luke 4:34 (and in Mark 1:24) a manhaving a "spirit of an unclean devil" said to Jesus: "...

Let [us] alone; what have we to do with thee, [thou]

JESUS of Nazareth? art thou come to destroy us? I knowthee who thou art; the Holy One of God." HOWEVER,

the antichrist CANNOT say: "JESUS CHRIST IS COME INTHE FLESH".)


1 John 4:9 REMOVE "begotten"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 John 4:19 REMOVE "him" (We love him, because he first...)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

1 John 5:7

REMOVE LAST 15 WORDS ("For there are three thatbear record in heaven, The Father, The Word andthe Holy Ghost, and these three are one.") 34 NT

Greek Manuscripts have this verse quoted as early as


LB, NC





150 A.D. manuscript proof

1 John 5:8REMOVE "And there are three that bear witness inearth,"

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

1 John 5:13REMOVE "and that ye may believe on the name of the

Son of God."


LB, NC

1 John 5:13 ADD "continue to" (denys eternal salvation!) NKJ

2 John 1:3 REMOVE "the Lord"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Jude 1:25

REMOVE "wise" ("To the only wise God our Saviour, be

glory and majesty, dominion and power, both now andever. Amen.") Note: contradicts 2 Samuel 14:20 "Tofetch about this form of speech hath thy servant Joabdone this thing: and my lord is wise,..." and also

Romans 16:27 To God only wise, be glory through JesusChrist for ever. Amen.


Rev. 1:8 REMOVE "the beginning and the ending"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

NC

Rev. 1:9 REMOVE "Christ" (TWICE in the same verse!)NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Rev. 1:11REMOVE "I am Alpha and Omega, the first and thelast."

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Rev. 1:13 REMOVE "seven"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Rev. 1:18 REMOVE "hell" and "Amen"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Rev. 2:9 REMOVE "works"

NIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Rev. 2:13CHANGE "Satan's seat' TO "Satan's throne" REMOVE

"works"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC





Rev. 2:15 REMOVE "which thing I hate"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Rev. 5:14 REMOVE "Him that liveth for ever and ever"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Rev. 6:8 REMOVE "Hell"NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Rev. 6:17 CHANGE "his wrath" TO "their wrath"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Rev. 7:3

CHANGE "in" TO "on"("Saying, Hurt not the earth,

neither the sea, nor the trees, till we have sealed theservants of our God in their foreheads.") note: see alsoRev. 9:4, Rev. 13:16, Rev. 14:1, Rev. 14:9 and Rev.

22:4


Rev. 8:13 CHANGE "angel" TO "eagle"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Rev. 9:4

CHANGE "in" TO "on"("And it was commanded them

that they should not hurt the grass of the earth,neither any green thing, neither any tree; but onlythose men which have not the seal of God in theirforeheads.") note: see also Rev. 7:3, Rev. 13:16 Rev.14:1, Rev. 14:9 and Rev. 22:4


Rev. 11:15 CHANGE "kingdoms" TO "kingdom" NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Rev. 11:17 REMOVE "and art to come"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Rev. 12:12 REMOVE "inhabiters of"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

NC

Rev. 12:17 REMOVE "Christ"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Rev. 13:1CHANGE "I" TO "the dragon" (note: the RSV REMOVES"stood upon the sand of the sea,")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

Rev. 13:16

CHANGE "in" TO "on" ("And he causeth all, both smalland great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive amark IN their right hand, or IN their foreheads:") note:

see also Rev. 7:3, Rev. 9:4, Rev. 14:1, Rev. 14:9 and

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,





Rev. 22:4 NC

Rev. 14:1

CHANGE "in" TO "on" ("And I looked, and, lo, a Lamb

stood on the mount Sion, and with him an hundredforty and four thousand, having his Father's name

written in their foreheads.") note: see also Rev. 7:3,Rev. 9:4, Rev. 13:16, Rev. 14:9 and Rev. 22:4.

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,NC

Rev. 14:5REMOVE "before the throne of God" ("And in theirmouth was found no guile: for they are without faultbefore the throne of God.)


Rev. 14:9

CHANGE "in" TO "on" ("And the third angel followedthem, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the

beast and his image, and receive his mark in hisforehead, or in his hand,") note: see also Rev. 7:3,Rev. 9:4, Rev. 13:16, Rev. 14:1, and Rev. 22:4.


Rev. 15:3 CHANGE "King of saints" TO "King of the ages"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,

LB, NC

Rev. 16:5

REMOVE "and shalt be" ("And I heard the angel of thewaters say, Thou art righteous, O Lord, which art, andwast, and shalt be, because thou hast judged thus.")

(questions eternal reign of Jesus Christ)


Rev. 16:7CHANGE "And I heard another out of the altar say" TO"And I heard the altar respond"

NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV

Rev. 16:17 REMOVE "of heaven"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Rev. 20:9 REMOVE "from God out of"NIV, NASV,RSV, NRSV,NC

Rev. 20:12 CHANGE "God" TO "throne"NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,NC

Rev. 20:13 REMOVE "hell"

NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,

NRSV, LB,

NC

Rev. 20:14 REMOVE "hell" NIV, NASV,NKJ, RSV,NRSV, NC

Rev. 21:24

REMOVE "of them which are saved" ("And the nationsof them which are saved shall walk in the light of it:

and the kings of the earth do bring their glory and

honour into it.")

NIV, NASV,

RSV, NRSV,LB, NC

CHANGE "in" TO "on" ("And they shall see his face; and

his name shall be IN their foreheads.") note: see alsoNIV, NASV,

NKJ, RSV,





Rev. 22:4Rev. 7:3, Rev. 9:4, Rev. 13:16, Rev. 14:1 and Rev.14:9

NRSV, LB,NC

Rev. 22:14CHANGE "do his commandments" TO "wash their

robes"


LB, NC


why kjv is best & most accurate

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