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Is the New International Version Trustworthy?

From "The Answer Book" ©1989 Samuel C. Gipp. Reproduced by permission


    QUESTION: Is the New International Version trustworthy?

    ANSWER: No.

    EXPLANATION: The New International Version is based on the 26th edition of the Greek text of Eberhard Nestle published in 1979. It, like the New American Standard Version which is based on Nestle's 23rd edition of 1969, is an Egyptian bible. These and most modern translations (except the New King James Version and New Scofield Version which are handled separately in this book) are all products of Origen's tainted manuscripts from Alexandria, Egypt.

A few of the corruptions found in the New International Version and New American Standard Version are found under a previous section dealing with fundamentals. This work is by no means an exhaustive study of the many problems with these error riddled versions.

We suffice it to say, "You can't get good fruit from a bad tree." (Matthew 7:17, 18)

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