No. |
Ref. |
Changes from KJV |
Significance |
1 |
Ps.
10:4-5 |
Changes "grievous" to "prosperous" or "succeed" |
Opposite meaning. |
2 |
Isa.
9:3 |
Changes "not increased" to "increased" |
Opposite meaning. |
3 |
Eccl.
8:10 |
Changes "forgotten" to "praise" |
Opposite meaning. |
4 |
Prov.
25:23 |
Changes "driveth away" to "brings" |
Opposite meaning. |
5 |
Prov.
18:24 |
Changes "must shew himself friendly" to "may come to ruin"
or "friendships do not last" |
Opposite meaning. |
6 |
Isa.
9:1 |
Changes "grievously afflict" to "honor" |
Opposite meaning. |
7 |
Hos.
10:1 |
Changes "empty" to "spreading" |
Opposite meaning. |
8 |
Gen.
27:39 |
Changes "thy dwelling shall be the fatness of the earth, and
of the dew of heaven from above" to "Your dwelling will be
away from the earth's richness, away from the dew of
heaven." |
Opposite meaning. |
9 |
Prov.
26:22 |
Changes "wounds" to "choice morsels" or "tasty trifles" or
"gossip is so tasty" |
Opposite meaning. |
10 |
Col.
2:18 |
Changes "not seen" to "he has seen" |
Opposite meaning. |
11 |
Heb.
3:16 |
Changes "some…did provoke: howbeit not all" to "Did not, in
fact, all do so" |
Opposite meaning. |
12 |
Hos.
11:12 |
Changes "but Judah yet ruleth with God, and is faithful with
the saints" to "Judah is unruly against God, even against
the faithful Holy One" |
Opposite meaning. |
13 |
Luke
6:16 and Acts 1:13 |
Changes "Judas the brother
of James" to "Judas the son of James" |
The
modern bibles are in error.
Judas (Jude) is the brother of James as clearly
stated in Jude 1. |
14 |
Dan.
3:25 |
Changes "the fourth is like the Son of God" to "looks like a
son of the gods" or "looks like an angel" |
Changes meaning of the verse and attacks the Deity of Jesus
Christ. |
15 |
2
Sam. 21:19 |
Changes "Elhanan…slew the brother of Goliath" to
"Elhanan…killed Goliath" |
It
is common knowledge that David slew Goliath, but the new
versions say Elhanan killed Goliath. The KJV corrects the
Hebrew Masoretic text. |
16 |
Isa.
18:2 |
Changes "scattered and peeled" to "tall and smooth-skinned" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
17 |
1
John 1:4 |
Changes "unto you, that your joy may be full" to "that our
joy may be complete" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
18 |
Eph.
5:9 |
Changes "Spirit" to "light" |
Fruit is from God the Holy Spirit. |
19 |
Acts
2:30 |
Changes "he would raise up Christ" to "he would place one of
his descendants on his throne" |
Attacks the Deity and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. |
20 |
Acts
2:31 |
Changes "hell" to "Hades" |
The
English word for the abode for those who die without
trusting Christ is "hell, not "Hades". |
21 |
Acts
23:9 |
Omits "Let us not fight against God" |
New
Bibles approve of fighting against God. |
22 |
1
Cor. 2:13 |
Changes "comparing spiritual things with spiritual" to "we
explain things to those who have the Spirit" |
Changes meaning of the verse and eliminates the KJV's
instruction for the proper method of studying your Bible. |
23 |
Acts
3:21 |
Changes "since the world began" to "long ago" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
24 |
Heb.
1:8 |
Changes make it unclear that God the Father is addressing
God the Son (Jesus Christ) as God |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
25 |
2
John 3 |
Omits "Lord" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
26 |
Rev.
1:11 |
Omits "I am the Alpha and Omega" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
27 |
1
Tim. 3:16 |
Changes "God" to "He" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
28 |
1
Tim. 6:5 |
Omits "from such withdraw thyself" |
Eliminates Bible Doctrine of separation. |
29 |
Matt.
8:29 |
Omits "Jesus" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
30 |
Luke
2:33 |
Changes "Joseph" to "father" |
Attacks the virgin birth of Jesus Christ by making Joseph
the father of Jesus. |
31 |
Isaiah 14:12 |
Changes "Lucifer" to "morning star" |
Jesus is the true "morning star" in Rev. 22:16. |
32 |
1
John 5:7-8 |
Omits part of both verses |
Attacks the Bible Doctrine of the Trinity. |
33 |
2
Peter 1:21 |
Omits the word "holy" |
Attacks the inspiration of the scripture as coming through
"holy men". |
34 |
1
Peter 1:22 |
Omits "through the Spirit" |
Knowing and obeying truth can only be through the working of
the Holy Spirit. |
35 |
1
John 4:3 |
Omits "is come in the flesh" |
Attacks Jesus Christ as having come in the flesh. |
36 |
Heb.
3:6 |
Changes "rejoicing" to "boasting" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
37 |
Rev.
5:14 |
Omits "him that liveth for ever and ever" |
Eliminates the worship Jesus will receive forever. |
38 |
Rev.
20:9 |
Omits "from God" |
Eliminates the true source of the fire from heaven. |
39 |
Rev.
21:24 |
Omits "of them which are saved" |
Changes meaning of verse. |
40 |
Luke
4:4 |
Omits "but by every word of God" |
Attacks the words of God. |
41 |
Luke
4:8 |
Omits "Get thee behind me, Satan" |
Confuses who is being addressed. |
42 |
Matt.
7:14 |
Changes "strait" to "difficult" |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
43 |
2
Tim. 2:15 |
Changes "study" to "do your utmost" or "be diligent" or
"work hard" |
Changes meaning of verse and attacks salvation by grace
through faith and makes salvation by works. |
44 |
1
Pet. 2:2 |
Changes "desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may
grow thereby:" to "grow to salvation" |
Changes the context from a believer's spiritual growth
through studying the word of God into salvation by works. |
45 |
1
Cor. 1:18 and 2 Cor. 2:15 |
Changes "are saved" to "are being saved" |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
46 |
Luke
21:19 |
Changes "In your patience possess ye your souls." to
"standing firm (or enduring) and you will save yourselves" |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
47 |
John
3:36 |
Changes "believeth" to "obey" |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
48 |
John
8:9 |
Omits "being convicted by their own consciences" |
Eliminates the Bible truth that a person's conscience can
bring conviction of sin. |
49 |
John
9:4 |
Changes "I" to "we" |
Changes meaning of verse. |
50 |
Gal.
5:22 |
Changes "faith" to "faithfulness" |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
51 |
Rom.
11:6 |
Omits entire verse |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works. |
52 |
Acts
8:37 |
Omits entire verse |
Attacks salvation by grace through faith and makes salvation
by works (water baptism). |
53 |
Col.
1:14 |
Omits "through his blood" |
Attacks salvation by removing Jesus' blood. |
54 |
Rom.
3:25 |
Omits "in his blood" |
Attacks salvation by removing Jesus' blood. |
55 |
Eph.
1:7 |
Omits "through his blood" |
Attacks salvation by removing Jesus' blood. |
56 |
Mark
9:42 and John 6:47 |
Changes "believe in me" to "who believes" |
Promotes universal salvation by believing anything versus
believing in Jesus Christ alone. |
57 |
Gal.
4:7 |
Omits "through Christ" |
Attacks the necessity to believe on Jesus Christ. |
58 |
Gal.
6:15 |
Omits "For in Christ Jesus" |
Eliminates the fact that salvation for anybody is to be
found only in Jesus Christ. |
59 |
Eph.
3:9 |
Omits "by Jesus Christ" |
Attacks Jesus' role in creation of all things. |
60 |
Eph.
3:14 |
Omits "of our Lord Jesus Christ" |
Removes Jesus Christ from His own Book. |
61 |
Col.
1:2 |
Omits "and the Lord Jesus Christ" |
Removes Jesus Christ from His own Book. |
62 |
1
John 4:3 |
Omits "Christ is come in the flesh" |
Attacks the Deity and incarnation of Jesus Christ. |
63 |
2
Cor. 2:17 |
Changes "corrupt" to "peddle" |
Attempts to hide the motive of those responsible for
revising the KJV. |
64 |
Matt.
17:21 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates prayer and fasting as the means Jesus used to
rebuke devils. |
65 |
Matt.
18:11 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates Jesus purpose for coming to earth. |
66 |
Mark
11:26 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates the need to forgive others. |
67 |
Mark
15:28 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates the fulfillment of prophesy that Jesus "was
numbered with the transgressors" (Is. 53:12). |
68 |
Luke
17:36 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates the fact that a great separation will occur at
the second coming of Christ. |
69 |
Luke
24:40 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates evidence of the resurrection of Jesus. |
70 |
Matt.
23:14 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates cross-references to "hypocrites" and "greater
damnation" of the scribes and Pharisees. |
71 |
Mark
9:43b, 46 |
Omits vv. 43b, 44 and 46 |
Eliminates Bible Doctrine of Hell and eternal torment. |
72 |
Mark
16:9-20 |
Omits entire passage |
Eliminates definition of Apostolic signs and one of the
commissions for the church to preach the gospel. |
73 |
John
7:53 thru John 8:11 |
Omits entire passage |
Eliminates key passage on Jesus' power to forgive sins and
his rebuke of the scribes and Pharisees. |
74 |
Matt.
1:25 |
Omits "firstborn" |
Confuses the fact that Mary had other children after Jesus
was born. (Psalm 69:8 and Mark 6:3) |
75 |
Matt.
9:13b |
Omits "to repentance" |
Eliminates the necessity of repentance. |
76 |
Matt.
16:3 |
Omits "O ye hypocrites" |
Eliminates cross-reference to "hypocrites". |
77 |
Matt.
16:20 |
Changes "Jesus" to "he" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
78 |
Matt.
19:17 |
Omits "that is God" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
79 |
Matt.
19:17 |
Changes "Why callest thou me good?" to "Why do you ask me
about what is good?" |
Changes meaning of verse. |
80 |
Matt.
20:7 |
Omits "and whatsoever is right, that shall ye receive" |
Eliminates the Bible Doctrine of sowing and reaping and the
fact that God will do what is right. |
81 |
Matt.
20:16 |
Omits "for many are called but few are chosen" |
Eliminates the Bible fact that Jesus died for all sinners
and that few will trust Jesus (Matt. 7:14). |
82 |
Matt.
27:35 |
Omits "that it might be fulfilled wich was spoken by the
prophet, They parted by garments among them, and upon my
vesture did they cast lots." |
Eliminates the fulfillment of the prophesy given in Psalm
22:18. |
83 |
Matt.
25:13 |
Omits "wherein the Son of man cometh" |
Eliminates the Bible Doctrine of the second coming of Jesus
Christ. |
84 |
Matt.
25:31 |
Omits "holy" |
Attacks the holiness of the angels who will return with
Jesus Christ at the Second Advent to rule on His throne in
His Kingdom. |
85 |
1
Thess.5:27 |
Omits "holy" |
Removes the status of the brethren of being absolutely holy
in their position in Christ. |
86 |
Mark
1:2 |
Changes "prophets" to "the prophet Isaiah" (cf. Isaiah 40:3)
and omits the words "before thee" (which refers to Jesus
Christ in Mark 1:1) |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ and ignores the quotation
in Malachi 3:1 which identifies Jesus Christ as the Jehovah
of the Old Testament. |
87 |
Mark
1:1 |
Omits "the Son of God" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
88 |
Mark
2:17 |
Omits "to repentance" |
Eliminates the necessity of repentance. |
89 |
Isaiah 7:14 |
Changes "virgin" to "maiden" or "young woman" |
Attacks the virgin birth of Jesus Christ. |
90 |
Zech.
12:10 |
Changes "me" which refers to "the LORD" (Jehovah) in Zech
12:1 (cf. John 19:37) to "the One" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
91 |
Matt.
6:13 |
Omits "For thine is the kingdom and the power, and the glory
forever. Amen." |
Attacks the eternal nature of God's kingdom. |
92 |
Luke
23:42 |
Omits "Lord" |
Eliminates the salvation of the thief on the cross and the
saving power of Jesus Christ. |
93 |
John
3:13 |
Omits "which is in heaven" |
Eliminates the present location of Jesus being in heaven
right now. |
94 |
John
5:3b-4 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates the miraculous healing of God. |
95 |
John
5:39 |
Changes the commandment to "Search the scriputures" to "You
are searching the scriptures" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
96 |
John
8:58 |
Changes "I am" to "I have been" |
Changes God's name and makes it past tense while destroying
the cross-reference to God. |
97 |
John
10:30 |
Changes "my" to "the" |
Attacks the Deity of Jesus Christ. |
98 |
Acts
1:3 |
Changes "infallible" to "positive" |
Attacks the indisputable, unquestionable, and irrefutable
proof of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. |
99 |
Acts
4:13 |
Changes "unlearned and ignorant" to "unlettered and
ordinary" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
100 |
Acts
7:45 |
Changes "Jesus" to "Joshua" |
The
correct translation is "Jesus" as in the KJV. Joshua 1-10 is
a type of Jesus Christ and a picture of the 2nd Advent. (cf.
Josh. 5:15) The same
Greek word for Jesus (Iesous) is also used throughout the
rest of the NT. |
101 |
Acts
24:7 |
Omits entire verse |
Eliminates key detail of Paul's accusation. |
102 |
Rom.
1:16 |
Changes "gospel of Christ" for "good news" |
Eliminates the central person of the gospel, that being
Jesus Christ. |
103 |
2
John 1:9 |
Changes the second reference to "doctrine of Christ" to
"teaching" |
Waters down the doctrine of salvation by grace through faith
in Jesus Christ alone to any kind of teaching of Christ. |
104 |
1
Tim. 2:7 |
Omits "in Christ" |
Eliminates the Bible doctrine that truth can only be found
in Jesus Christ (i.e not man's opinions). |
105 |
Rom.
1:18 |
Changes "hold" to "suppressing" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
106 |
Rom.
1:25 |
Changes "changed" to "exchanged" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
107 |
Rom.
1:32 |
Changes "have pleasure" to "consent" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
108 |
Rom.
10:9 |
Changes "the Lord Jesus" to "Jesus is Lord" |
Supports "Lordship Salvation", (the
false doctrine that if Jesus is
not Lord over all
your life at salvation, then He is not Lord at all and you
were never saved.) |
109 |
Rom.
13:9 |
Omits "Thou shalt not bear false witness" |
Eliminates the cross-references to one of the Ten
Commandments (cf. Ex. 20:16 and Matt. 19:18). |
110 |
Rom.
14:10 |
Changes "Christ" to "God" |
Eliminates the Bible Doctrine of the Judgment Seat of Christ
as being for believers only while supporting the
false doctrine
of a single general judgment and post-millennial theology
whereby God's Kingdom is established without the second
coming of Jesus Christ. |
111 |
1
Cor. 7:2 |
Changes "to avoid" to "prevalence" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
112 |
1
Cor. 7:5 |
Omits "fasting" |
Eliminates the Bible Doctrine of fasting. |
113 |
Acts
10:30 |
Omits "fasting" |
Eliminates the Bible Doctrine of fasting. |
114 |
Gal.
3:1 |
Omits "that ye should not obey the truth" |
Eliminates the need to obey the truth of God's word. |
115 |
Phil.
2:6 |
Changes "robbery" to "seizure" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
116 |
1
Pet. 4:1 |
Omits "for us" |
Eliminates the fact that Jesus Christ came to this earth to
die "for us", not just to suffer for no reason. |
117 |
Acts
12:4 |
Changes "Easter" to "passover" |
The
KJV's "Easter" is the correct translation. |
118 |
1
Cor. 10:28b |
Omits "for the earth is the Lord's and the fulness thereof" |
Denies the fact that the Lord is the Creator and owner of
the earth and its fulness. |
119 |
Matt.
5:44 |
Omits "bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate
you,… despitefully use you, and" |
Eliminates practical lessons on how to deal with enemies. |
120 |
John
16:16 |
Omits "because I go to the Father" |
Confuses where Jesus went when He ascended. |
121 |
Luke
9:56 |
Omits "For the Son of man is not come to destroy men's
lives, but to save them." |
Eliminates the saving power of Jesus Christ and His purpose
of coming to this earth to be our Saviour. |
122 |
1
Cor. 5:1 |
Changes "fornication" to "immorality" |
KJV
is addressing sexual sin, not just general immorality. |
123 |
1
Cor. 5:7 |
Omits "for us" |
Eliminates the fact that Jesus Christ came to this earth to
die "for us", not just to suffer for no reason. |
124 |
Mark
10:21 |
Omits "take up the cross" |
Eliminates the only
reference in the Bible to "take up
the cross"
and by doing so eliminates one of the essentials to being a
disciple of Jesus Christ. |
125 |
Mark
10:24 |
Omits "for them that trust in riches" |
Eliminates the KJV warning regarding how hard it is
for those who trust in riches
to get saved and makes the Bible say it is hard (works) for
anybody to get saved, which is absolutely false. |
126 |
1
Tim. 6:20 |
Changes "science" to "knowledge" |
The
new versions take away the KJV's warning against the false
science. |
127 |
Prov.
30:28 |
Changes "spider" to "lizard" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
128 |
Zeph.
2:14 |
Changes "cormorant and the bittern" to "pelican and the
hedgehog (or owl)" |
Changes meaning of the verse. A bittern is a bird similar to
a heron. |
129 |
Rev.
8:13 |
Changes "angel" to "eagle" |
Changes meaning of the verse. |
130 |
Matt.
5:22 |
Omits "without a cause" |
By
eliminating this phrase, the new bibles cause Jesus to be
guilty of sin, because Jesus got angry many times with his
brethren. |
131 |
John
18:36 |
Omits the word "now" |
Omitting the word "now" results in a false teaching that a
literal and physical kingdom where Jesus reigns supreme will
never be established on earth. |
132 |
Judges 18:30 |
Changes "Manasseh" to "Moses" |
The
KJV corrects the Hebrew Masoretic text. |
133 |
Daniel 1:4 and 1 Tim. 6:20 |
Omits the word "science" |
The
word "science" is removed from the new bibles so readers
will not connect the modern "god" of science with Babylon
which represents the present evil world under the dominion
of Satan. |
134 |
Rev.
11:15 |
Changes "kingdoms" to "kingdom" |
The
new bibles change the KJV's "kingdoms" (plural) to "kingdom"
(singular) to get rid of the cross references (Is. 60:12;
Dan. 2:44; Zeph. 3:8; Zech. 14:9) that interpret this verse
as a reference to the destruction of all Gentile nations
(the U.N.) |
135 |
Zech.
11:15 |
Changes "foolish" to "worthless" or "useless" |
Zech. 11:15-17 are a reference to the Antichrist and this
verse identifies him (only in the KJV) as "a foolish
shepherd", meaning the Antichrist is a fool in God's eyes. -
Psalm 53:1 |
136 |
Zech.
11:17 |
Changes "idol" to "worthless" or "valueless" |
Zech. 11:15-17 are a reference to the Antichrist and this
verse identifies him (only in the KJV) as "the idol
shepherd", a Pope who demands worship as God in 2 Thess.
2:3-4 and Dan. 11:36-37. |
137 |
Is.
26:3 |
Omits "on thee" |
The
omission removes the LORD as being the One on Whom our minds
must be stayed (relied or trusted upon) if believers are to
have perfect peace. |
138 |
See
twelve references in the right-hand column. |
Changes "testament" to "covenant" |
The
new bibles incorporate this error twelve times: Matt. 26:28;
Mark 14:24; Luke 22:20; 1 Cor. 11:25; 2 Cor. 3:6, 14; Heb.
7:22; 9:15 (twice),18, 20; Rev. 11:19. A
testament is in force
only after the death of the testator;
a covenant
does not require
the death of anybody to be in force, i.e. using the word
"covenant" in the new bibles has eliminated the shed blood
and crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ. |
139 |
Jude
8 |
Omits "filthy" |
The
new bibles remove this important and fitting adjective which
accurately describes the apostate teachers referred to in
the context. |