Analysis of Biblical Translations

This is about to blow your mind. Look at Ephesians six, verse twelve.

For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities,

against

powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this

world, against

spiritual wickedness in high places.

All right, so that's the King James.

Now look what it says in the Geneva Bible.

This one is from fifteen sixty. This is before the King James.

For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against

principalities, against powers, and against the

worldly governors, the princes of darkness of this

world. And notice how it didn't use against

again, which

means the worldly governors are the princes of darkness of this world,

and against spiritual wickedness which are in the high places.

So not only are we in a spiritual battle, we're also being attacked

by the worldly governors, the princes of darkness of this

world. If you research why he had it translated

this way,

was because certain things threatened his authority and his power.

He also removed all fifteen books of the Apocrypha, which are all

in the Geneva Bible. King James literally banned the Geneva

Bible, and it was for a reason. The Geneva Bible came before the King

James. Let me know if you guys want a part two where I expose

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