Chapter 6: The Heart of an Apostle

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In the above verse, the King James Bible has God repenting for His servants. Contrast the New King James, which says: “God will have compassion on His servants.” A Bible that states OPPOSITE conditions is not inerrant. You cannot on one hand state that God does not repent and

then a few pages later start providing a list of how God does repent.

The King James Bible Has Errors!

“And also the STRENGTH of Israel will not lie nor repent: for He is not a man, that He should repent.” 1 Samuel 15:29 KJV

In the above verse, we see once again that the King James Bible clearly states that: “God [Strength of Israel] does not repent.”

“For the Lord will judge His people, and He will repent

Himself concerning His servants.” Psalm 135:14 KJV

In the above verse, we see once again that the King James Bible has God repenting for His servants. Contrast the New King James, which again

says He will have compassion on His servants. This isn’t too complicated here. Do you think that God will repent for His servants or have compassion on them?

“If that nation, against whom I have pronounced, turn from their evil, I will repent of the evil that I thought to do unto them.” Jeremiah 18:8 KJV

In the above verse, the King James Bible has God repenting of evil. Contrast the New King James, which states: “I will relent of the disaster that I thought to bring upon them.”