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Genesis 3:1 · The first question ever asked of man
Yea, hathGod said?
It is written.
Matthew 4:4The serpent's first weapon was a question about what God said, and it's never been retired. Today it gets asked from publishing houses and seminaries, from pulpits and laboratories, in a softer voice than it had in the garden but aimed at the same thing, and this site follows that question wherever it hides and answers it from the one Book that still stands... the King James Bible.
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Standardized
16
Whole verses gone from the NIV and ESV
823,543
Every word and number of the Book, exactly 7⁷
The claim of this entire site
The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever.
Isaiah 40:8
Start here
Before the Seven Fronts.
It Was Foretold
“Behold, I have told you before.”Matthew 24:25
Long before anyone printed a modern version or opened a seminary, God said men would corrupt His words, twist the scriptures and preach another Jesus. He told us before. Read what He said, then look at the Bible on your shelf.
Read It Was Foretold
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Which Bible is on your nightstand?
Pick yours. You'll see every whole verse it leaves out, and when you tap a gap, the King James words go right back in where they belong.
The NIV leaves out 16 whole verses.
These weren't retranslated... they were removed. The verse numbers skip right over them, and the words are gone from the page.
The case in 60 seconds
Three things, then the evidence.
I
The first attack was on God's words.
Before there was ever a fall, there was a question about what God had said. Every front on this site is that same question wearing a new costume, whether it shows up from a translation committee or from a man in a lab coat.
“Yea, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?”Genesis 3:1 · The serpent
II
Two streams, two kinds of Bible.
Every Bible on the shelf comes down from one of two streams. It's either Antioch to the to the King James Bible, or it's Alexandria to two to the modern versions.
III
God promised to keep His words.
He said He'd keep them, so they're kept, and the only question left is where they are today. Only one of the two streams even claims an unbroken history.
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times. Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.”Psalm 12:6–7
“Oldest and best” is a slogan. This is the census.
Every bar below is drawn to the same scale, from the whole surviving record of Greek manuscripts down to the two books the modern versions lean on hardest. The modern text rests on that last one.
Greek New Testament manuscriptsthe whole surviving record
5,800+
The traditional streamroughly nine in every ten
~5,200
The Alexandrian familyall told, on the common tallies
~45
Crowned “oldest and best”Vaticanus and Sinaiticus
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The last bar is two pixels wide because two is what it is.
Exhibit A1 John 5:7The Trinity
One verse. Two Bibles.
King James BibleKept
For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.
NIV · ESVCut
For there are three that testify:
the rest of the verse is gone
What went with it
That's the clearest one-verse statement of the Trinity in the whole Bible. The modern versions keep the sentence fragment and drop the Father, the Word and the Holy Ghost right out of it.
Examine the Evidence
Don't take my word for it. Take His.
Every claim on this site can be checked, and I'd much rather you check it than trust me, so these tools put the evidence right in your own hands.
Chain of custody
The Two Streams & the Weight of Witnesses
Antioch to the Received Text to the King James Bible, or Alexandria to two codices to the modern versions... trace both streams node by node, all the way down to the Bible in your hand, and then see the 5,800 witnesses weighed against the two. Drawn to scale.
Side by side
The Comparison Table
See exactly what the modern versions removed or altered, verse by verse, with every change marked so you don't have to take anybody's word for it.
King James Bible · Colossians 1:14In whom we have redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins:
Modern versions (NIV shown)in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins. [the NIV and ESV drop “through his blood”]
The Seven Fronts
One question. Seven disguises.
What you've been told, set right beside what is written. Each front opens up into the full case.
Seven fronts, one war: the ideas of man set above the Word of God.
The signature
The Sevens
823,543
= 7 × 7 × 7 × 7 × 7 × 7 × 7
Count every word and number it takes to print the Book, the simplest way possible, and you get a number no committee could have planned.
It's counted from the Cambridge text, live, right in your own browser, and if you don't trust the browser, download the text and count it again yourself.
All 30 patterns reproduce live
Measured against the Book
Where does your church stand?
Sixteen traditions weighed against what the King James Bible teaches, with every criterion sourced to chapter and verse, so you can open the verse behind any score and check it.
If Rome is your church, read my letter to you first.
Ranked by the gospel test first, then by net score · Tap any church for its full write-up
Sixteen traditions ranked by the gospel test first, then by net adherence to the King James Bible.
How demonic activity is rated
Violet dots show how much possession and deliverance activity is reported within each tradition, rated 0–5 per capita (the share of each tradition’s own adherents, not raw counts) from published surveys and official church practice (Pew 2007; Pew 2010). A zero means reported possession is essentially absent from that tradition’s life; its dots stay empty. Each rating maps to an estimated per-capita band, shown in each row as reports per 100,000 adherents and anchored to the cited survey figures. It's observational only, and it doesn't touch any score. Read it either way: unclean spirits gather where the Book’s warnings are set aside; or, traditions that expect possession report more of it. Either reading, the pattern beside the ranking speaks for itself.
“Sirs, what must I do to be saved?”
And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.Acts 16:30–31 Read the Gospel