Originally posted by robbie carrobieClearly I have been to the site, and the Search function is a search OF THE SITE, not the text of your NWT.
You are wrong, it cites the NWT in chapter and verse. You would know that of you went to the link but clearly you have not. Oh dear, a rather poor show even by your low standards.
I am still waiting for your answer to my question.
Originally posted by FMFWrong. Both the NWT and the KJV are available online.
That wouldn't work because the question to you is Can you say [b]what you personally feel are the three or so most egregious and crucial "alterations" found in the NWT? The reason I ask is because you fling the same little claim at the JWs over and over and over again, but when asked to substantiate it, you always deflect or ignore the request. I am asking y ...[text shortened]... tions". This is not something I can do homework about. It's simply a question for you to answer.[/b]
Go figure it out yourself. All the data is there.
Now I know that the JWs gutlessly don't allow online searching of the NWT, but search the KJV using any site offering a KJV Bible, and then access the same verse on the jw.org site.
As I said, I'm not here for your entertainment. Figure it out yourself.
Originally posted by FMFIt's definitely about what you believe.
My question is about what [b]you personally believe are a few of the most egregious "alterations" found in the NWT, and not about what I believe.[/b]
You believe the scriptures are the fabrication of man. If they are, then no matter which translation it is they're all wrong. Any alterations from one text to the other is of no consequence, but if the scriptures exist as a result of inspiration from God, then even the tiniest change in the text makes the whole corrupt.
I think your question is disingenuous in that you already have your answer.
Originally posted by josephwThen why won't Suzianne say what she feels are the most of egregious of these "alterations" that she keeps mentioning?
Any alterations from one text to the other is of no consequence, but if the scriptures exist as a result of inspiration from God, then even the tiniest change in the text makes the whole corrupt
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Originally posted by SuzianneIt does I provided the link, you can go there and search the entire Bible. The link takes you directly to the New world translation on-line, its not a search of the entire site as you have ludicrously asserted, it brings up a menu of the Bible, chapters and verse. Its clear that you have not done so and continue to live in denial and perpetuate your busted charade.
Don't hide behind his skirt, robbie.
Why doesn't jw.org provide a search function for the online version of your NWT?
Originally posted by SuzianneThis is quite simply not true. Anyone can go to jw.org and read and search the Bible for themselves.
Wrong. Both the NWT and the KJV are available online.
Go figure it out yourself. All the data is there.
Now I know that the JWs gutlessly don't allow online searching of the NWT, but search the KJV using any site offering a KJV Bible, and then access the same verse on the jw.org site.
As I said, I'm not here for your entertainment. Figure it out yourself.