The most egregious deception of the NKJV is not its typography or its branding — but its pretense. It claims to be the same as the King James Bible, but it secretly makes the same doctrinal compromises as the ESV and NIV. Unlike those versions, which openly use different Greek texts, the NKJV masquerades as…
The Hidden Damage of 100,000 Changes in the NKJV Another tragic result of the NKJV’s 100,000+ word changes is that it destroys the continuity of biblical word studies from Genesis to Revelation. This damage is often invisible at first — but devastating for any serious student of the Word. Study tools like the Thompson Chain…
When Words Lose Their Weight: How Modern Versions Collapse the Meaning of Sin, Transgression, and Iniquity (Why I Trust the KJV — Series) The Forgotten Vocabulary of Conviction Modern Christianity has lost its vocabulary for sin — and with it, much of its conviction. Words that once cut the conscience have been dulled by translation…
“The words of the LORD are pure words: as silver tried in a furnace of earth, purified seven times.Thou shalt keep them, O LORD, thou shalt preserve them from this generation for ever.”— Psalm 12:6–7 (KJV) One of Satan’s first attacks in the Bible was not a spear, but a question: “Yea, hath God said…?”…
Pulling the Threads Together Throughout this series, we have walked through Amir Tsarfati’s arguments point by point — from Genesis to Jeremiah, from Ezekiel to Romans. His claims consistently exalt Israel after the flesh while minimizing or denying the glory of fulfillment in Christ. But the Word of God testifies to a greater reality: the…
Amir’s Claim Amir Tsarfati appeals to Jeremiah 33:20–26, where God says His covenant with day and night cannot be broken, and argues this proves the modern nation of Israel will always remain God’s chosen people. He insists that if God could break His covenant with Israel, then He could break His word to the Church….
Amir’s Claim Amir Tsarfati warns Christians not to believe “replacement theology.” He says the Church has not replaced Israel and calls such teaching a doctrine of demons. He insists the Jewish people remain God’s chosen nation, while the Church is something separate. But this is a false dilemma. The Bible does not teach replacement. It…
Amir’s Claim Amir Tsarfati points to the survival of modern Israel in wars since 1948 as undeniable proof of God’s hand. He argues that the nation’s military victories against overwhelming odds demonstrate divine favor and prophetic fulfillment. But does battlefield success equal covenant blessing? Scripture gives us a different view. The Error of Equating Survival…
Amir’s Claim Amir Tsarfati insists that the modern nation of Israel is the “insurance policy” for Christians. He argues from Jeremiah 31 that as long as the sun, moon, and stars remain, Israel will remain a nation before God. He concludes that the very existence of Israel guarantees God’s faithfulness to the Church. At first…
Amir’s Claim Amir Tsarfati appeals to Ezekiel 37 (the valley of dry bones) and Isaiah 66:8 (“Shall a nation be born at once?”) as proof that the founding of the modern state of Israel in 1948 fulfills prophecy. He calls it a miracle of God’s faithfulness and insists every Christian should celebrate it. But the…