Category: Non King James Bible Versions (Modern Versions)
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NASV says we are to confess our “sins” to each other intead of “faults” in James 5.16
From http://www.jesusisprecious.org/bible/nasb/beware_of_satans_version.htm By David J. Stewart | January 2016 […] The following PERversion is terrible, teaching Roman Catholic dogma. The King James Bible says to confess our “faults” one to another, like being late, inconsiderate or being impatient. It doesn’t mean to tell a brother that you just thought about having sex with his wife.…
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(Table) 300 verses that have been changed in the seven most popular modern Bible versions
THE SEVEN MOST POPULAR VERSIONS NI New International Version NAS New American Standard Version NKJ New King James Version RS Revised Standard Version NRS New Revised Standard Version LB The Living Bible NC New Century Version VERSE DESCRIPTION OF CHANGE CHANGE IN… Matt. 1:25 REM “Firstborn” NI, NAS, RS, NRS, LB, NC Matt.…
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Luke 4: Removing the Word of God, Satan and deliverance
The modern versions change this verse: “4 And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, That man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God.” to “4 And Jesus answered him, “It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone.”” Removing “by every word of God.” How appropriate that words…
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(Table) Verses removed in the New Testament
From https://av1611.org/biblevs.html by Dr. Terry Watkins
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The “New” “King James”
The New King James Version We will now give some special attention to one of the deadliest translations on the market–the New King James Version, first published in 1979. It is a deadly version because it’s editors have succeeded in deceiving the body of Christ on two main points: (1) That it’s a King James…
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The NASB in John 20:17 says Mary was already touching Jesus by “clinging” to him
From http://www.jesusisprecious.org/bible/nasb/beware_of_satans_version.htm […] There’s a big difference between not touching somebody vers[u]s to stop clinging to them. The King James Bible implies that Mary Magdalene hadn’t yet touched Jesus. This makes sense, because the Lord needed to take His shed blood to sprinkle on the heavenly Mercy Seat (Hebrews 9:12, 24; 12:24). Had Mary touched…