Christ Teaching Parables

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Test Text

John 3:16 Bible Verse test “NASB Daniel 8:11-12”

Daniel 8:11-12

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John 3:16

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John 3:16

Revelation 14:12 Daniel 8:11-12 NASB(95)

Hebrews 11:12

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NASB 95 John 3:16

John 3:16 For God so loved the world that …

Other translations read differently, and the same Greek or Hebrew word used throughout the Bible may be translated differently in various places giving a different understanding, and connectedness of the various parts of the Bible. For example in Daniel 8:11-12 KJV

the phrase “the daily” is not used in the Daniel 8:11-12 NASB(95)

, it is translated “regular”. Even if you feel that this is a better translation, it is not something that will help you in comparing different parts of the Bible to each other. When using the King James Version of the Bible we can compare what pioneer writers and modern writers have written using the same version of the Bible. The old saying “Don’t switch horses in the middle of the stream” applies here.When it comes to memorizing scripture, the King James Version is the favorite one that most people use because it is memorable.Modern Bibles produced from the more recently found (but “older”) manuscripts have been translated with different ideals, goals, and word usage in mind, therefore it is more difficult to use these modern Bibles to study Symbolism and Bible Prophecy.In order to maintain continuity and accuracy, I have used the King James Version in most cases to explain the Symbols on this website. You can use another version to check with if you prefer, but the King James Version is the Standard. We compare all the others to it for the reasons stated above.

For those who are reading this whose native language isn’t English, you should also stick with the old traditional version in your native tongue. The Symbolic principles are the same for the Bibles in languages other than English as well.

Illustration: Have you ever been in Church or Bible Study and had the preacher or teacher read from their version of the Bible while trying to follow along in another version of the Bible? Some versions make it more difficult to follow along. Some versions read similar to each other, but some differ widely both in the words chosen by their translators and in sentence structure, which will change the meaning of what is read.In order to eliminate this kind of confusion, I will stick to the King James Version so that we can search “Line upon Line, Here a little and there a little” without confusion. Babylon is Confusion. Genesis 11:6-9

. The many different versions cause a similar effect as the confusion of the languages in Babylon.