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New King James Bible Omissions

There are a number of translations of the Holy Scriptures that seek to offer more contemporary versions from that authorized by King James of England in 1611. The New King James Version was published in 1982, but has some serious omissions. Many of these omissions dramatically impact the meaning of the scripture. Here are some omissions that have been reported.

  • NKJV omits the word "Lord" 66 times.
  • NKJV omits the word "God" 51 times.
  • NKJV omits the word "heaven" 50 times.
  • NKJV omits the word "repent" 44 times.
  • NKJV omits the word "blood" 23 times.
  • NKJV omits the word "hell" 22 times.
  • NKJV omits the Word "JEHOVAH" entirely.
  • NKJV omits the word "new testament" entirely.
  • NKJV omits the word "damnation" entirely.
  • NKJV omits the' word "devils" entirely.
  • NKJV ignored the KJV Greek Textus Re-ceptus over 1,200 times.
  • NKJV replaced the KJV Hebrew (ben Chayyim) with the corrupt Stuttgart edition (ben Asher) Old Testament.

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