The Mandela Effect Has My Two Bibles Saying Different Words!

 

I am noticing that my 135 year old King James Bible seems to lag behind in getting the updates (Bible changes)  from the matrix. In the pictures below, I show you how Collossians 4 has the words spelled this way in my old BIble (which is the correct way}:

Let your speech be always with grace…… verse six

Verse 7: fellow servant   ………is 2 words

Verse 10- fellow prisoners  ….is 2 words

Verse eleven = fellow workers ….is 2 words

Here is my 135 year old Bible written in 1885:

 

Here is the anomaly:

My 50 year old King James Version Bible reads differently:

This Bible reads as follows, which is grammatically incorrect:

Let your speech be alway with grace…… verse six

Verse 7: fellowservant   ………is 1 word

Verse 10- fellowprisoners  ….is 1 words

Verse eleven = fellowworkers ….is 1 words

Here is a screenshot of my KJV Bible that says “alway” in Collosians 4 six:

 

Also, look at the end of the chapter, where it says that this epistle was written by Tychichus and Onesimus. I thought that Paul wrote this chapter.

Also, look in verse eleven, which says that Jesus is called Justus….

 

And Jesus, which is called Justus, who are of the circumcision.

 

As Jesus is a person, it should read WHO, not WHICH . Who are of the circumcision? That should read who IS. The whole sentence doesn’t make any sense!  And Justus? I’ve never heard of that name, never mind Jesus being called by it

 

Let me  tell you a story about this 135 year old Bible. In July 2018, I looked up a change in the word “practice” being spelled “practise” in the KJV. This old Bible still had the word spelled “practice” in Daniel 8:12 and 24. I was excited to find an anomaly and took a picture of Chapter 9 in Daniel, in my old Bible. Then I went on vacation for 2 weeks, and came home, with the intention of including the picture in an article. To my shock, the picture had changed! I was aghast that had happened! Now, I am documenting this while it still reads differently, but fully expect it to change in the future.

For those doubters who think that this old Bible must be a different version of KJV, just look at all the other words on the pages. They are identical to my 50 year old KJV. To the doubters that think that one letter is NO BIG DEAL, just use your head and think for a moment.

 

If one letter can be supernaturally changed, then everything can be changed. 

 

Case closed. The Bible has been changed and my 135 year old Bible is lagging behind.

For those of you who are thinking – ok, always is spelled alway now—no big deal–it’s only ONE LETTER off…remember that the Bible has been painstakingly preserved for thousands of years to be accurate to the tune of each letter.

One letter can make a big difference, as is illustrated in the current anomaly of one letter difference. Because of ONE LETTER – the Bible now reads that Jesus comes from the tribe of JUDAS, instead of JUDAH.

The TRIBE of JUDAS

Biblegateway and Bible.com show different spellings for Judah, in Matthew  One, verse —one:

Notice on Bible.com it says “Judah”:

 

Notice how on Biblegateway.com the same verse, it says “Judas”. It should read “Judah”. Most printed Bibles says “Judas” as do all 5 of mine.

 

To see the original article, go to MandelaBibleChanges.com