D. New Bible Versions
One of the most widely unrecognized forms of apostasy, and therefore one of the most insidious, in this age is found in the proliferation of new Bible versions. There are only two lines of Greek texts and all but one version follow the New Greek Text primarily established by two men named Westcott and Hort. These men were rank heretics in their doctrinal stands, unsaved by their own testimony, and dabblers in the occult and satanic rituals. They were successful, however, in infiltrating the ranks of the intellectuals of the church in their day. They were thus able to introduce a Greek text of the New Testament built from ancient, but inferior, manuscripts.

Only the King James Version has been faithful to the Greek text known as the Textus Receptus or received text. It is the only version that shows no evidence of tampering. We believe it is the ONLY reliable version of the Bible. If you have, or people in your acquaintance use, any other Bible versions you might find it very interesting to compare the following list of verses between them and the KJV which is also known as the Authorized Version. These verses are so worded that they change longstanding doctrines of the Church.

Acts 8:37 .................................. Luke 2:33................................... Colossians 1:14 .......................... Mark 3:5 vs. Matthew 5:22 ........ 1 Peter 2:2 ................................. 1 Timothy 3:16 .......................... Mark 15:28 ................................ Ephesians 3:9............................. Ephesians 3:14........................... Romans 13:9..............................

baptismal regeneration is taught by removing this exchanging Joseph for father attacks the deity and virgin birth of Christ removes the blood of Christ from the redemption process by omitting “without a cause” Jesus would appear to be a sinner. He was sinless! teaches salvation by works attacks the deity of Christ attacks the deity of Christ as the fulfillment of prophecy “by Jesus Christ” is missing “our Lord Jesus Christ” is missing “false witness” is missing

One final comparison you might look for is the copyright.

The Word of God—the KJV—is not copyrighted. All the other versions were written in hope of financial gain.

Proverbs 23:23; 2 Peter 2:3; 1 Timothy 6:3–5