Below is just one of hundreds of examples of how the corrupt New International Version (the best selling Bible version today world-wide) butchers God's Word. Here they denied the Divinity of Jesus Christ with the stroke of their pen:
The below Scripture is speaking of Adam (from the Garden of Eden) and Jesus Christ the Saviour.
Compare how the newer version attacks the Lord, look what they cut out of the Scripture; the NIV omits that Jesus is the Lord from Heaven. This is foundational Christian belief they have tread upon!
The Time-tested and trusted King James Version:
1 Cor 15:47
47 The first man is of the earth, earthy: the second man is the Lord from heaven. (KJV)
The so-called "easier to understand" New International Version:
1 Cor 15:47
47 The first man was of the dust of the earth, the second man from heaven. (NIV)
Scholar work on the subject:
- Let's Weigh the Evidence:[FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica] by barry Burton:[/FONT]Reviewer: Allen W. Waldo: This book shows evidence why the RSV, ASV, NIV, NEV and others are attacks on the Deity of Christ, Salvation by Grace, Atonement and The Virgin Birth. It shows why the KJV c.1611 should be the Gold Standard. (Approx. $4-$5)
- The Language of the King James Bible:[FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica] by G. A. Riplinger: Reviewer[/FONT]: John Pearson et al: A most incredible look at the built in tools in the King James Bible (and only the KJV) left by God for its understanding. Though word usage has changed, word meaning has not. The word definitions of the King James are "fixed" or set as is promised in Psalms 119:89. Truly a scholarly work by the best kind of scholar, a Bible believer. In this book, Riplinger reminds the reader of the nuances of the English language. I was surprised to discover how much English grammar is not taught today. For instance, Riplinger points out that there are specific differences between the words "shall" and "will", and between "thou", "thee", "ye", and "you". The part of the book that does deal with the language of the King James Bible is very interesting, and demonstrates the superiority of that translation. (Approx. $10-$11)
- Old Bibles - An Account of the Various Versions of the English Bible:[FONT=verdana,arial,helvetica] by J.R. Dore: [/FONT]New reproduction of the 1876 book using the same printing plates. Hard to find!: The Old Bibles book by Dore provides a chronological account of Biblical scripture from Gildas, AD 546 through translations into English concluding with King James Version of 1611. "The hole byble was long before Wycliffe's days by vertuous and well learned men, translated into the English tong; and by good and godly people with devotion, and soberness, wel and reverendly red." (Misspelling in the original) This fascinating account reflects Dore's painstaking research to authenticate the historical origin of the various English language Bibles. [FONT=Arial,Helvetica]Dimensions (in inches): 0.31 x 8.32 x 5.45[/FONT](Approx. $15-$16)