How do the new versions change the gospel and destroy basic Christian doctrines such as the deity of Christ and the Trinity?

How do new versions support New Age, Catholic, and liberal views? What man, who “laid the ground-work” for the NASB has renounced it? What NIV stylist admits she is a lesbian?

What is wrong with the New King James (NKJV), KJ21, and others which claim to merely update the KJV?

Why isn’t it safe to define words using Bible softened Hebrew lexicons like Strong’s Concordance?

Much updated information has been added in this edition.

It includes a discussion of Greek and Hebrew lexicons and printed editions, as well as an expose´ of James Strong, editor of Strong’s Concordance. His participation in the corrupt Westcott and Hort Revised Version of 1881 and the American Standard Version of 1901 is documented, as well as his introduction of corrupt RV/ASV words into his Greek and Hebrew lexicon.

This new edition discusses the newest corrupt bible versions such as the Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB), Today’s New International Version (TNIV) and the English Standard Version (ESV). It also includes an expanded discussion of the Amplified Bible.

New important insights are included about the NASB and its rejection by S. Franklin Logsdon, former Moody Memorial Church pastor who said he “laid the groundwork” for the NASB.

The updated edition also points out how the NKJV matches the Koran and how its publisher is now printing scintillating book covers.

A detailed history of the word ‘servant,’ and its new version corruption ‘slave,’ is now included.

Also included are insights into the common error which calls agapē, God-like love and philĕō, brotherly love.

Wycliffe and Coverdale’s views about inspired translations are included.

Questions and answers have been detailed and expanded by fifty-percent. Footnotes and a comprehensive index are added to answer questions quickly