Psalm 136 is a song of triumph. Not therapy. Not sentiment. Triumph. From the Red Sea to Pharaoh, from Sihon to Og, from wilderness to inheritance — Israel is rehearsing the mighty acts of God. The refrain that seals every victory is the same: “His mercy endureth for ever.” (Psalm 136, KJV) This is not…
Language shapes theology. And when Bible translators repeatedly replace a morally weighty word with softer emotional language, the result is not just a different reading experience — it becomes a different view of God. One of the clearest examples is the quiet removal of the word compassion from many modern Bible versions. The shift looks…
A Sobering Alarm Bell Few books in recent decades have struck the Church with as loud a warning as Gail Riplinger’s New Age Bible Versions. First published in 1993, this meticulously documented volume reveals a coordinated departure from doctrinal truth through modern Bible translations. Riplinger, an academic with an eye for spiritual detail, compares over…