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I have almost every bible version in my library. I don't know what scriptures that are missing, that you are talking about. I'll be more than glad to look at them, if there is another source.

I have teaching material for the NIV 84. They are test questions. and lessons. Words and phrases matter. No, they did not change overnight but knew what was coming. Now, why did Zondervan cease publishing the NIV 84, when they could have kept it in print? I can still buy the 95 NASB and the...

I have researched this topic and found that nobody has described a single crucifixion, including the Romans. No writings. Oh, they tell of crucifying people, but never describing the crucifixions. My conclusion: only Jesus died on a cross, as described in the bible. It was easier to tie some to...

The 2011 NIV uses gender neutral language which changes the phrases. It mainly effected Colleges, schools, and some denominations. Do a little research yourself.

Pentecost was a onetime event. The Holy Spirit filled disciples in the upper room were speaking the language of everyone and were Glorifying the works of God. The whole Pentecost event was a Holy Spirit revival for the Jews. Its never happened again. Don't kid yourself. The Apostle Paul is the...

True, but I let the Holy Spirit teach me. I know more at 70 yrs. old and teach 80 to 90 yr. old children.

Agreed, I was working at a Methodist church and most of them believed in baptism to be saved. I couldn't convince them, even the Pastor "sprinkled" baptisms. I believe there was just one Christian in that Church. The Holy Spirit told me to Leave quickly.

I don't teach theologians. I teach regular Christians. It's always 4 bibles. KJB, NKJB, NLT, and ESV. I do see an NASB sometimes. The two most common is the KJB and NKJB. I'm core tho'. Every bible is compared to the KJB, with all the warts.

He was Preaching to Jews and only the Jews. Miraculous signs and wonders were brought to the Jews first. Then the Gentiles. Romans 1:16

So, what is the bible to use? Inquiring minds want to know.

We are in the End times. That's all I have to say. Romans 12:2

What if you were in medical school. The same applies when studying the bible. That KJB language was taught that way for over 300 years.

Yes the NIV 84 is different from the New NIV. I went the Liberty U. in the early 80's and it was KJB only. I still have some schoolbooks. All the course work matches the KJB. Liberty U changed to the NIV 84 later. They, like others, are using another bible. Most changed to the NKJB and CSB. Some...

Ministries develop papers, folders, mailers, and teaching materials, etc.. If based on the KJB, everything remains the same. The NIV 84 was around for 20 yrs., and colleges, ministries, Awana clubs, etc., used the NIV 84, then NIV stopped publication of it, and took it off the shelves. All the...

I'll take the 300 yrs old, never updated KJB over the constantly updating modern bibles. If you base your ministry on the KJB, your ministry will be constant. If you based it on the 1984 NIV, well, you know what happened.

2 cents again, The title of "scholar" does not necessarily equate to being a Christian. There are atheists who are Bible scholars, and I am aware of a pastor who does not subscribe to the doctrine of the Trinity, yet they identify as Christian. So, when I see scholar translators listed in modern...

My 2 cents; all the money greedy, for profit, modern bible versions are leaving verses out that are in the KJB. It's been proven that the verses are in some manuscripts. Why not just leave the verses in? Instead, "scholars" leave the verse out, then put a footnote with an * to say some...

God has opened my eyes to see what's happening on the TV shows. Even movies. I went back and watched a couple of 1950's movie's and I saw ungodly parts, I'd never noticed before. Many movies and TV shows have hidden agendas. The prince of the power of the air is at work. That said, I don't watch...

The Hebrew calendar has 30 days in each month, we are now going by the Gregorian calendar. Which day is the real Sabath?

Fyi, the Latin texts contain the Johannine comma. 98% of the Latin texts contain the Johannine comma. The Greek texts contained 10%. The King James scholars had the Latin and Greek, and Hebrew.