has bible been changed over years?
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Bible has changed and christian religion has changed and deviated from the religion that was 2000 years ago. Its not true that there are only spelling errors. You can not find 2 type of bibles to be exactly the same. if they would be the same than why there are 73 versions of bibles.
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Since 1984, many believers have welcomed a translation that is considered the most readable literal Bible translation available. This translation is the New International Version (NIV). ... Those who want to continue using the NIV will experience a translation that bears the same name, but is vastly different.
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The The Lutheran Study Bible is ESV, but the New KJV is also popular. Some translations are better for reading out loud, some for studying.
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The language - The KJV was translated into the English of the day (1600's) and the NIV into modern English. The KJV is a more direct, word-for-word translation; the NIV more "dynamic equivalent" (idea-for-idea). The KJV used the best Hebrew and Greek manuscripts available at the time and chose a single version.
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Answer and Explanation: Yes, the Vedas are older than the Christian and Hebrew Bibles. The Vedas were composed in their entirety from 1700-500 BCE, existing as oral tradition...
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The main difference between the Catholic Bible and the King James version is that modern King James' Bibles have removed the Deuterocanonical books from the Old Testament.
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The word "faith" appears 336 times in the King James Version. Other bible versions have varying counts: Faith appears 458 times in the New International Version, 389 in the New King James Version, 378 in the New American Standard Bible and 521 in the Good News Bible (GNB).
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The NKJV is simply an updated and modernized adaptation of the King James Bible (KJV). Both translations aimed for clear, simple, direct, and plain English readily understood by any reader; they sacrifice some accuracy in translation for a more readable text.
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Differences from other Christian Bibles Bibles used by Catholics differ in the number and order of books from those typically found in bibles used by Protestants, as Catholic bibles remained unchanged following the Reformation and so retain seven books that were rejected principally by Martin Luther.
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Geneva Bible. The Geneva Bible is one of the most historically significant translations of the Bible into English, preceding the King James Version by 51 years.
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The Revised Standard Version of the Bible, first published on 30 September 1952, ... The purpose of this article is to demonstrate that the ESV is a light revision of the RSV and that, because of the textual basis and translational errors carried over from the RSV, it is not a trustworthy translation of the Bible.
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['King James Version (KJV)', 'New International Version (NIV)', 'New American Standard Bible (NASB)', 'New King James Version (NKJV)', 'English Standard Version (ESV)', 'New Living Translation (NLT)', 'Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB)', 'New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)']
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“What books were removed from the Bible and why?” The Bible has a long history and much water passed under bridge. But know that the Bible in its present form is complete. No book of the Bible is missing or lost.
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The King James Version's New Testament was translated from the Greek Textus Receptus, which comes from what most scholars consider to be a younger, less reliable manuscript tradition. ... The NASB is a much much younger translation than the KJV. The NASB was published in the 70s whereas the KJV was finished in 1611.
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Jesus himself said that Scripture cannot be altered (John 10:35). Only Jesus can forgive sins.
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Many Christians are surprised to learn that the Catholic Bible is different from the Bible used by Protestants. ... The Catholic Bible contains a total of 73 books, 46 in the Old Testament (Protestant Bibles have 39) and 27 in the New Testament (the same as Protestant Bibles).
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The NIV is a more thought-for-thought translation, whereas the KJV is a more literal word-for-word translation. But the NIV uses better manuscripts to translate from, since better and older manuscripts have been found since the KJV came out in 1611. ... But the NIV is also an accurate translation.