A small sampling of verse comparisons between the KJV and NIV.

I know no person who gauges Christianity (salvation, I mean) by which Bible he reads.

The new NIV Bible translation, the TNIV, has finally gotten Bible scholars' attention to God's words.

"Coming out" as a lesbian, she says she is not really convinced that the Bible speaks against homosexuality because not all Bibles do so clearly.

Is your bible the perfect word of God?

Modern Bibles remove four important words that clarify an entire doctrine about Jesus being God and man. See for yourself.

Examples of verses that should show Jesus divinity, but have been watered down in modern Bibles. Does your Bible change the great prophecies of Jesus, only to use wording that suggests he had a beginning and is not eternal? If so, buy a new one.

For centuries, Christians have found in their Bibles that Jesus is God, eternally existent, without beginning or end.

Video transcript - By removing a single word, many Bibles record Jesus as lying to his brothers. How can He then be the perfect sacrifice for sin?

Be careful! Your Bible may not say so, opening the door to infant baptism. What does your Bible say?

Some say, "No, let's quickly baptize babies into the church. No need for faith before baptism."

How often have we wanted revenge and deserved a rebuke from the Lord? So wouldn`t it be helpful to know what Jesus said when He rebuked the disciples for wanting to "kill somebody?"

Video transcript - If I got saved reading the NIV, why should I leave it?

It's easy to see the change in people when they begin reading God's preserved words, the King James Bible

By leaving out one little word, translators of many Bibles turn one of Jesus` statements into a lie. What difference a little word makes!

Removing one little line in Greek takes away from the divinity of Christ.

By putting the words into the footnotes, publishers make the reader think 1) they did not really belong in the Bible and 2) they are not really important.

Just look at the differences between the KJV and the NIV.

Are only the originals inspired, or did God preserve a completely accurate Bible text for us?

A century after Christ there was a man named Marcion. He pretended to be a Christian, but his beliefs did not match the Bible.

Every false religion cooked up by Satan downgrades Jesus one way or another. So, what do the new Bible versions (including the Jehovah's Witness Bible) do with Jesus?

That`s right... 1200 hundred of them.

The new version, called "Today's NIV" or TNIV for short, is supposedly a "gender-accurate" version of the NIV Bible.

"But does it all really matter," one might ask, "if I can support what I believe with the NIV?"

"We, today, are living at a time when the attacks upon Jesus Christ find no equal in history..."

Receiving the pope's recognition as a person of "unblemished character" who has "promoted the interests of society, the [Catholic] Church and the Holy See [Vatican]."

Writing that his father had a lifelong "faith in what for lack of a better name, one must call Spiritualism," the son of famed biblical Greek text editor B. F. Westcott admits to considerable public alarm at his father's activity.

The NIV is proof that some people can't leave bad enough alone. The first NIV actually got something right. Now Zondervan has "fixed" it with an outrageous change.

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Many sincere Christians carry this Bible without realizing what's missing!

Should italicized words in the King James Bible be removed because they were not in the original text?

If God wrote only one Book, what's the problem with trusting and submitting to that one Book?

The Battle Cry Editor recently sat down with David W. Daniels, author of several books on the Bible version issue. Here is the interview...

In spite of the overwhelming evidence in Scripture of the outcome of David's dramatic defeat of Goliath, The New International Version, 1984 US edition, couldn't get it right.

The fact that Joseph was not the father of Jesus, is a central belief of all who base their faith on the Bible.

Scripture memorization is a lost art.

Today, pastors are pressured to change their churches in order to grow. If they want to attract the multitudes, they must change the music, the seats, the sermon ... and of course, the Bible they use.

In a recent email to Chick Publications, Michael R. has suggested a very enlightening Bible drill to be used in a youth group.