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God is perfect and to attribute imperfection to God is not wise. If you callsomething God’s Word, it better be perfect and without error. The Bible isthe word of God, there is no doubt about that. However,
which
translation isdeemed correct? Bible versions that came after the King James Versionbegan to contradict with missing verses and incorrect translations; deleting,removing, and corrupting the original word of God, causing spiritual chaosand church confusion.
“And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also be transformed as theministers of righteousness; whose end shall be according to their works.” 
2Corinthians 11:14-15
We will be referring to three different Bible versions: the defense of the King James Version (KJV), how the New King James Version (NKJV) is not anacceptable replacement and a more thorough search into the pollution of theNew International Version (NIV), most commonly used in the churches today.
KJVOrigin
 There are no such things as the “originals” if we’re referring to the originaldocuments physically penned by Moses, Paul, David, etc. The KJV wastranslated from the traditional text the masoretic Hebrew text and TextusReceptus Greek Text where the other versions (perversions) were translatedfrom a corrupt Westcott and Hort text from Alexandria, Egypt. Westcott andHort were occultists! Please read:http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Bible/wh-heretics.htm
Italicized Words
Ever wonder why there are italicized words in the KJV? It’s not to make aemphatic point, it’s actually there because the translator was being honest
 
BIBLE TRANSLATIONS
 
with you. The most recent translator italicized the print because it was not inthe Hebrew document that was handed to him (the document being agedand having many notes in the margins) and he chose the word that best fitsthat sentence. That’s how truthful this Bible version is.
Who Was King James?
King James authorized the translation of the Bible now known today as(drum-roll), the King James Bible. King James was a great monarch andunified Scotland, then formed a foundation of England and Scotland intowhat is known today as the British Empire. At that time, only the churches of England possessed a Bible, but King James wanted the Bible to be in anEnglish language and accessible to the common people. So, in 1603, hecollected 54 of history’s most learned men to accomplish this task.
Was King James a Homosexual?
Unfortunately, this was a rumor that began from a man called AnthonyWeldon who was an enemy of the King and didn’t believe in a lot of what hewas doing. Weldon swore vengeance to the King after he was excluded fromthe court and got his chance twenty-five years after the death of the King.He wrote a paper calling King James a homosexual which was ignored as thepeople living at that time knew it not to be true. In fact, it lay dormant foryears until it was picked up by people who used that same paper to tarnishthe King James version of the Bible, and so the rumor mill began.Have more questions about the KJV? This website jam-packed withinformation and will answer all your questions and then some:http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Bible/1611_authorized_king_james.htm 
NKJVSatanic Symbol on the NKJV Covers
An occult symbol, which represents interwoven 6s (666) also connected withthe “trinity” symbol in the Catholic churches as well, is used on the frontcover of many NKJV books. This symbol has historic connections to New Age,Witchcraft, and Satanism.
 
Thee, Thou and Ye
 The preface to the NKJV states that “thee, thou and ye” is replaced with“you” to make for easier reading because it’s no longer a part of ourlanguage. However, the “thee, thou, and ye” was not a part of the languageduring that time either. It was used in the earliest time of the 13
th
century,and the KJV came out in 1611, the 17
th
century. So why is it there? TheGreek and Hebrew language contain a different word for the second personsingular and the second person plural pronouns. Today we use the one-word"you" for both the singular and plural. But because the translators of the1611 King James Bible desired an accurate, word-for-word translation of theHebrew and Greek text - they could NOT use the one-word "you" throughout!If it begins with "t" (thou, thy, thine) it's SINGULAR, but if it begins with "y"(ye) it's PLURAL. Ads for the NKJV call it "the Accurate One", and yet the1611 King James, by using "thee", "thou", "ye", is far more accurate.
The KJV Is Not Used For Translating
In the Preface/Foreword to the NKJV, they state that they also used/consultedother texts to translate from - in addition to the KJV, so it is not just an"update" or revision of the KJV.
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It is more than just synonyms being used in lieu of certain words to clarify meaning. Some of the words removed and/or substitutions completely destroy the foundations of Christ. The verse 1 Timothy 3:16 clearly states that God was manifest in the flesh. This tells us that Jesus is God. The NIV says that He appeared in a body. It not only replaces God with He, but then replaces manifest with appe

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