Breakdown of THE NIV AND KJV BIBLE

[Dr. Kay]

By Rev. Cathryn Hughes


What you should know and teach your Church:

Did you know that the NIV Bible takes out the blood, Deity of God, trinity and power of the Holy Spirit? Fact, NIV removes 64,576 words in the Bible.

This includes 17 complete verses of scripture. That equates removing over 30 books, Instead of correct translation to English from Greek and Hebrew,
the contents of many Holy Scriptures were changed. NIV altars the Word of God, denying Christ of his Deity, purpose and power.


The Alpha and Omega, the first part of the scripture is taken out of Rev. 1:11, And in the following scriptures words are taken out of the scriptures.
God's Word stripped of it's essence!!


Don't believe me? Get a KJV Bible and an NIV Bible and compare the scriptures below.

- 17 COMPLETE scriptures are missing
- More than 60.000 words.. GONE!

List of missing scriptures:

1.Matthew 17:21 - Jesus explains how to deliver demons
2.Matthew 18:11 - Jesus explains His mission on Earth
3.Matthew 23:14 - Jesus warns about pretentious long prayers
4.Mark 7:16 - What is Jesus pointing out here?
5.Mark 9:44 - What did Jesus warn of here?
6.Mark 9:46 - What did Jesus warn of here?
7.Mark 11:26 - What is Jesus saying about YHWH (God the Father) in relation to forgiveness here?
8.Mark 15:28 - What was fulfilled and who was numbered with the transgressors?
9.Luke 17:36 - What happens to the two men?
10.Luke 23:17 - What must Pilate do of necessity?
11.John 5:4 - What did the angel do?
12.Acts 8:37 - What is the condition of being baptized?
13.Acts 15:34 - What did Silas do?
14.Acts 24: 7 - What did the chief captain do?
15.Acts 28:29 - Who departed?
16.Romans 16:4 - What did these people do?
17.1 John 5:7 - What happens in Heaven?

The King James is the correct version and closest to the greek and hebrew translations. If you are to read an English Version I suggest you use Amplified Version for it's actually correctly amplifying the King James Version better, and follows it closely. They made Amplified so you can understand the Bible and it does not change or corrupt the King James Version. It actually goes hand in hand.I teach from both King James Version and Amplified. :)

[KL Council]

The NIV is simple the demoncracy (state of demons) rewriting Jahs Law...note every new version of the bible moves futher and further away from the Books of Hebrew. Of note is the Greeks were trained by the Egyptians and Greeks merely copied the Egyptians culture (then to would not they copy the Egyptian Hatrage of the Hebrews?) yes they did and haterage was manifest in many ways---the gREEKS ROMANS were genociding the Hebrews at the time of Jesus. The was a decree out at his birth similar to passover in Egypt---herod wanted all the Hebrew boys slain.
Now why would anyone read books written by the very people whom murber Jesus? No Nation kills a revolutionary and then writes the truth about him---and the new testament is about Jesus and the Romans ----not Jah and His Children..
The NIV is merely the new new newer testament.
A word to the wise when satan snatches your books and you do not have the Laws of Jah engraved upon your Heart how will you with stand against the wisdom of the False Prophet?

jkn8

[Joseph Gill]

Have you ever read the American Standard Version or the New American Standard Bible? Those two are the best translations I've encountered for speakers of American English.

A lot of archaic language in the King James obscures meaning for the modern reader (at least if he is unwilling to dig deeper). Like the way KJV renders the Greek word ἀναστροφή (anastrophē) as conversation (e.g., Eph 4:22: "That ye put off concerning the former conversation the old man, which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts..."); the NASB translates the word as "manner of life" which is precisely what the Greek word means. (Actually, in 1611 the word "conversation" meant "manner of life" too, but the word has lost that shade of meaning in the intervening 400 years.)