Why I Don't Use The NKJV: Changes that make a difference - Paperback

by Pierre Coovert (Author)

There is much discussion concerning the various Bible versions. For some versions it is easy to show the problems with that particular translation. For others it is more difficult. The New King James Version is one of those more difficult versions to see the problems. This by no means indicates that they don't exist. The first problem with the NKJV is its name. The fact that it includes King James in its name is in itself deceiving. The NKJV is considerably different from the KJV as we shall see in this booklet. Issues we will deal with in this short work: - The importance of the subject - An indication of the motive - Is it easier to read? - Doctrinal errors in the NKJV - Those pesky thees and thous - Some concluding thoughts It is hoped that this booklet will help the readers understand the issue.

Author Biography

Pierre was saved at the age of 17. Upon completion of high school he entered the Army and rose through the ranks to the rank of Captain. After leaving the army God called him to be a missionary to France, where he served for 12 years. Since leaving the Army God has used him to restore three failing churches. He is a graduate of Baptist Bible College West in Denver, CO. He has received a Masters and a Doctorate degree in theology from Canterbury University.