Category Archives: Bible Translations

In post Christian America, where gender roles are very confused, divorce rates are very high, and even homosexuality is normalized, it would be very helpful to have a clear standard to look to for guidance.  Titus 2:3-5 is one of … Continue reading →

As I have stated many times in the past, the KJV of the Bible is God’s perfect word.  One of the ways this is shown is in the cross references, particularly from the Old Testament which was originally in Hebrew … Continue reading →

One thing I have said for a few years now regarding the KJV and other bible translations is that other translations of the bible in English remove the word cross references and destroy truth that is revealed in the KJV.  While … Continue reading →

One phrase you will hear many preachers say today is, “the original Greek says” and then they will go on to tell you why your English bible could or should be translated in a different way.  This technique which I … Continue reading →

The name “Calvary” is found one time in the Bible in Luke 23:33 if you have a KJV or NKJV.  It is not found in any of the new versions of the English bible.  Here is a sample so you … Continue reading →

As I am finishing the week, I want to add one last post this week about English versions of the Bible.  In my two previous posts this week, I showed different scripture verses in the KJV and then compared them … Continue reading →

The clearest verse in the Bible on the doctrine of the trinity is 1 John 5:7.  Below is the verse from the KJV. 7 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy … Continue reading →

In this post, I want to present 3 verses of scripture for comparison in 5 of the most popular versions of the English Bible.  The versions I will compare are the KJV, the Amplified, the ESV, the NIV, and the … Continue reading →