<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pastor Larry:
Some have given verses where words have been translated differently. They have given verses where textual variants exist. No one has yet to show a verse where a doctrine has been changed. Every doctrine is still there and in many cases it is clearer in the MVs than it is in the KJV. In this the burden of proof is on you: Show where a doctrine has been changed, not a word or phrase because of a translational choice or a textual variant. Much of the latter has been done; none of the former.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Again! I will show you, but you do not understand that through a word or a phrase; doctrine has been changed. You will not understand, and I still do not think you will understand, but here goes. Here are just a few:
1. John 3:15. "That whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have eternal life."
Do you know what the "B" (Vatican) and "Aleph" (Sinai) manuscripts do to the three words, "should not perish"? They REMOVE them. So, in the two false Greek texts, there's no hell in Jn. 3:15. What versions follow these corrupted Greek texts? The NIV follows them, the NASV follows them, and the NKJV in the footnotes, follows them. So do the other modern versions and perversions. For them, there is no hell in Jn. 3:15. Is this not a major doctrine?
2. John 6:47. Let me see if you can accurately lead a soul to Christ using exclusively Jn. 6:47 as rendered in the new versions. Note John 6:47 in the KJV, where the Lord Jesus declared: "Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me hath everlasting life."
That verse is as clear as a bell, on how to receive "everlasting life." But, the Westcott and Hort Greek text, following the "B" (Vatican) and "Aleph" (Sinai) manuscripts, takes out those two vital and precious words, "on me." Because of their reliance on these false Egyptian Greek texts, the NIV also removes "on me." So does the NASV. So does the NKJV in the footnotes. So do the other modern versions and perversions. If you're trying to lead a soul to Christ with those new versions and perversions, using Jn. 6:47 exclusively, you'll never lead them to Christ, because "on me" (Christ) is gone from that verse in their perversions! All they say is something like this: "Whoever believes has everlasting life." Believes what? Their verse doesn't say. Their verse merely says "believes." ... That's major false doctrine in my judgment, and it stems directly from false Greek texts and false English perversions!
3. Romans 1:16. Here's what it says in the accurate KJV: "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek."
The heretical Greek texts of "B" (Vatican) and "Aleph" (Sinai) remove the two words "of Christ" in this verse. Because of this, the NIV also removes these words. So does the NASV. So does the NKJV in the footnotes. So do the other modern versions and perversions. This certainly is doctrine. "Gospel" means "good news" or a "good announcement." What "gospel" could be inserted there instead of the "gospel of Christ"? Was it the good news about a pay raise? Was it the good news about a new car, a new hat, or a new house? No! It's the gospel or good news about Christ. That's doctrine! That's theology!
4. John 7:8. Was the Lord Jesus Christ a liar? If you believe the false Greek text, "Aleph" (Sinai), and some of the versions, He was. Note Jn. 7:8: "Go ye up unto this feast: I go not up yet unto this feast; for my time is not yet full come."
According to the Greek text "Aleph" (Sinai), the word "yet" must be removed. The NASV omits it also. So does the NKJV in the footnotes. So do some other modern versions and perversions. Why do I say this removal of "yet" makes the Lord Jesus Christ out to be a liar? Because He went up to the feast in question. If He told his brethren that He was NOT going up to the feast, and then later went up to that feast, He would have told a lie, would He not? This certainly is a major theological doctrine. As in all of the other 356 doctrinal passages [which are corrupted in the modern versions and listed in Jack Moorman's book], the KJV has superior theology here. The perversions are inferior in their theology and doctrine! Stay away from them!
This portion taken from:
http://www.biblebelievers.net/BibleVersions/kjckjv1s.htm
I don't know why I put web pages on here I think the modernists are afraid they might actually see the KJVO's side, and never check them out, but there is a lot of great info on this site. I am sure you will come back and say they are wrong, but it is enough for me. Praise God for His complete Word for the English speaking people, the KJV.
