Myths of the Bible

William J. Morford
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  • ISBN: 1948794853, 9781948794855
  • Page count: 156
  • Published: 2019
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: True Potential Publishing

Myths of the Bible explores 189 myths; beliefs, assumptions, and mistranslations in most modern English language Bibles. From William J. Morford, editor and translator of the One New Man Bible. Have you ever wondered if the Bible translation you read today carries the same words and meaning of books of the Bible that were written down for the first time, in their original language? Is the translation you're reading accurate and faithful to the Bible's original words and intent?

Have passages been added to the Bible you're reading today? Have certain words or meanings been mistranslated or even changed to suit someone else's purpose? Just how much does early Church tradition play into the Bible we read today?

As you will discover in Myths of the Bible, modern Christians believe many, many biblical "truths" that were either never in the Bible's original language or mistranslated from Latin and English manuscripts. Myths of the Bible explores 189 myths; beliefs, assumptions, and mistranslations in most modern English language Bibles.

Several passages in the Bible we read today were added centuries after the original scriptures were first written.

How many scribes and translators over the centuries have chosen words unfaithful to the original meaning and context of the Bible's original language, either out of ignorance of the Hebraic language, meanings, and idioms, or because suitable Latin, English or other words simply didn't exist to accurately match the Hebrew or Greek original.

Church tradition plays a big part in many of the myths we carry with us today as Bible "truth."

The purpose of this book is not to diminish your faith in God's Word, but to challenge, bless and encourage you in the truth of God's Word in spite of man's and religion's flawed tradition!

In this book, you will see many quotes from the KJV, NIV, and Amplified because they are typical of English translations that contain quite a few passages from tradition. These three are used because they are representative of nearly all English Christian translations.

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About the Author

William J. Morford

Rev. William J. Morford graduated from Hobart College in 1953 and was a member of the 1955 class of the University of Minnesota's graduate school in hospital administration. Until 1989 Mr. Morford owned and operated a medical administration services com- pany in South Carolina. He was ordained in August 1988 by Christian international of Santa Rosa Beach, Florida, served on staff as student advisor for Christian international School of Theology and is a Certified instructor to teach Christian international's series on the prophetic gifts. From 1993 through 1999, Reverend Morford studied Hebrew under Rabbi eliezer Ben-Yehuda, grandson of the eliezer Ben-Yehuda whose lifetime work made Modern Hebrew the national language of israel. Reverend Morford and his wife, Gwen have traveled to Israel several times and expect their ministry to take them back for extended periods. "He is the editor of the popular One New Man Bible translation and the translator of The Power New Testament. He has written five books; God's Rhythm of life, This God We Serve, and One New Man Bible Companion Volumes i, ii, iii, and iV."