Wescott and Hort pulled off an amazing deception 150 years ago, convincing scholars and Bible publishers to accept the Egyptian Greek manuscripts in which many words and entire verses were intentionally removed by manipulative scribes. So most of today’s Bible translations have key words missing.
Sadly, today’s scholars aren’t willing to correct this, probably because they like the deletions, since it fits with their “once saved always saved” gospel (removal of Romans 8:1B) and cessationism (these verses).
The Gideons Bible recently corrected their ESV version to add the missing verses, with permission of the ESV publishers.
Related:
They knew they couldn’t get away with adding words, so…
Westcott and Hort Magic Marker Binge! Would you take a magic marker to your Bible and cross out words from passages? Do you read the NIV?
ESV Gideons Edition: ‘About This Bible’ — Removed verses restored incl. Rom. 8:1b
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