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[@ServantWatcher]

Great seron, needed knowledge so that we all might stay the path...

[@linwoodkent1246]

Thank you brother David, now I have a much better understanding, and can see the great seriousness of this issue!!

[@ryanfox7529]

So weird how many people have a hate for the king James Bible.

[@NeighborhoodWatchMann]

no kidding.

[@dalhuset]

In my experience, the hate for the KJB is based on outright lies and mischaracterizations. People blindly accept the often repeated fabrications.

[@NeighborhoodWatchMann]

NKJV in my mind stands for "not king james version" lol.

[@Believe_the_Bible]

Great study and comparisons. Some of those were new to me. I just can't figure it out. People who are saved and love the Lord are easily fooled by these obvious perversions. I guess you can't fix ignorance in people.

[@hemisully]

Reading a different translation of the Bible will not prevent you from going to heaven. There is no perfect translation because the English language is different. Jesus is still the Lord and one-and-only Savior, and salvation still comes by grace through faith.

[@paulbryden-bradley7846]

Reading a different version won't inevitably prevent everyone who reads it from going to heaven, there are saved people who read other versions. However that isn't the same as saying that reading a different version couldn't ever conceivably prevent someone from going to heaven. Why are they different? They change key doctrines for a reason, there is no reason anyone who didn't want to change something about what the Bible teaches would create a different version of it. If they didn't teach different doctrine, they simply wouldn't exist. If they teach something different regarding core doctrines of salvation, then they can indeed prevent someone from getting saved. Nobody would say for example that the book of Mormon, a JW "Bible" or a Catholic bible teach the same means of salvation as the Bible teaches, therefore it must inevitably be less likely that someone reading them would understand the gospel correctly.

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@@paulbryden-bradley7846 Thanks for the very thoughtful comment. Grace.

[@NeighborhoodWatchMann]

It also makes Christianity look ridiculous as well when one version says "not" and the other version doesnt say that. Its exactly what satan would want. I used to be an atheist, and there are a few channels who go through the different versions and make fun of how they dont even agree with each other. Such a sinister trick by the devil through many layers.

[@paulbryden-bradley7846]

IMO the NKJV is more insidious than the openly critical text based versions, those versions openly tell the reader that they don't believe the Bible or that God preserved his word, the NKJV keeps their disdain for the received text better concealed and attempts to undermine it more stealthily.