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THIS WEEK'S OPEN BOOK
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​The King James reads,
“The first day of the week …”

It is little known to Christendom that this is a “bogus” translation foisted upon the church by the translators; a “camel” that has been swallowed by scholars and students alike. 

After being confronted with this fact, many professing Christians will throw up their hands in astonishment that someone would make such an irreverent indictment of the “Bible!”

 Yet, after facing the facts however, “error” is actually preferred rather than the truth.

The original, in all three of the oldest manuscripts, reads, mia ton 
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John 20:1 
​sabbaton, ONE OF THE SABBATHS.

Our translators presumed to know more than the great Author and corrupted the Word of God. They altered “one” to read “first,” - inserted the word “day,” for it is not in the original and is not needed in the translation, and changed “sabbaths” to the singular “week.” 

Can one imagine a more perfidious and deceptive act of man?

 It truly is repugnant to those who reverently regard the original as the very Word of God and want it to speak to them as He was pleased to give it.

Adlai Loudy (1893-1984)