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Not only do the Jews have a lot of time on their hands – sitting around waiting for the Messiah, they think there are errors in the Bible (it's no wonder they don't believe in Jesus). All it takes is for some Jewish cheese merchant to show up with a scroll hidden in a washing machine.
Of course the Bible got corrupted over time – that's why God anointed King James to correct the mistakes once and for all and set the record straight with the final version of the Bible (KJV1611).
Beware fellow True Christians™, the corruption is still going on - Amplified Bible, Contemporary English Version, Good News Bible, The Living Bible, New American Bible, New International Version, New King James Version, New Revised Standard Version, Revised English Bible – the list seems endless, and now the Jews are messing with God's message as well. Satan is running as rampant as a Hellywood film producer looking to make money on the latest remake.
There is only one true Bible (KJV1611) and the Landover Baptist Church is God's anointed caretaker on Earth.
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The year the Bible Project began, 1958, was the year a priceless Hebrew Bible manuscript arrived in Jerusalem after it was smuggled out of Aleppo, Syria, by a Jewish cheese merchant who hid it in his washing machine. This was the 1,100-year-old Aleppo Codex, considered the oldest and most accurate version of the complete biblical text in Hebrew.
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The year the Bible Project began, 1958, was the year a priceless Hebrew Bible manuscript arrived in Jerusalem after it was smuggled out of Aleppo, Syria, by a Jewish cheese merchant who hid it in his washing machine. This was the 1,100-year-old Aleppo Codex, considered the oldest and most accurate version of the complete biblical text in Hebrew.
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Jewish Scholars Seek Out Errors in Centuries-Long Evolution of the Hebrew Bible
Posted on August 12, 2011 at 7:20am by Billy Hallowell Billy Hallowell
JERUSALEM (The Blaze/AP) — Is it possible that there are errors and man-made blips in the Hebrew Bible? This is a question that a research team in Jerusalem has been grappling with — for decades.
A dull-looking chart projected on the wall of a university office in Jerusalem displayed a revelation that would startle many readers of the Old Testament: the sacred text that people revered in the past was not the same one we study today.
An ancient version of one book has an extra phrase. Another appears to have been revised to retroactively insert a prophecy after the events happened.
Scholars in this out-of-the-way corner of the Hebrew University campus have been quietly at work for 53 years on one of the most ambitious projects attempted in biblical studies – publishing the authoritative edition of the Old Testament, also known as the Hebrew Bible, and tracking every single evolution of the text over centuries and millennia.
And it has evolved, despite deeply held beliefs to the contrary.
For many Jews and Christians, religion dictates that the words of the Bible in the original Hebrew are divine, unaltered and unalterable. For Orthodox Jews, the accuracy is considered so inviolable that if a synagogue’s Torah scroll is found to have a minute error in a single letter, the entire scroll is unusable.
But the ongoing work of the academic detectives of the Bible Project, as their undertaking is known, shows that this text at the root of Judaism, Christianity and Islam was somewhat fluid for long periods of its history, and that its transmission through the ages was messier and more human than most of us imagine.
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Posted on August 12, 2011 at 7:20am by Billy Hallowell Billy Hallowell
JERUSALEM (The Blaze/AP) — Is it possible that there are errors and man-made blips in the Hebrew Bible? This is a question that a research team in Jerusalem has been grappling with — for decades.
A dull-looking chart projected on the wall of a university office in Jerusalem displayed a revelation that would startle many readers of the Old Testament: the sacred text that people revered in the past was not the same one we study today.
An ancient version of one book has an extra phrase. Another appears to have been revised to retroactively insert a prophecy after the events happened.
Scholars in this out-of-the-way corner of the Hebrew University campus have been quietly at work for 53 years on one of the most ambitious projects attempted in biblical studies – publishing the authoritative edition of the Old Testament, also known as the Hebrew Bible, and tracking every single evolution of the text over centuries and millennia.
And it has evolved, despite deeply held beliefs to the contrary.
For many Jews and Christians, religion dictates that the words of the Bible in the original Hebrew are divine, unaltered and unalterable. For Orthodox Jews, the accuracy is considered so inviolable that if a synagogue’s Torah scroll is found to have a minute error in a single letter, the entire scroll is unusable.
But the ongoing work of the academic detectives of the Bible Project, as their undertaking is known, shows that this text at the root of Judaism, Christianity and Islam was somewhat fluid for long periods of its history, and that its transmission through the ages was messier and more human than most of us imagine.
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There is only one true Bible (KJV1611) and the Landover Baptist Church is God's anointed caretaker on Earth.
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