Now, i don't know about all of these scriptures, but the conclusion to Mark 16 is either left out of some translations or there is a footnote saying that it is not part of all manuscripts. There is consensus among bible scholars that those verses were added onto the end of Mark at some point after the original gospel was written, because where it left off didn't make for a very good ending. It could be that the original ending was lost; we just don't know. The same is true of the story of the woman caught in adultery in John 8: bible scholars agree that that was a later addition to the text, and not part of John's original gospel.
Remember, just because something is old (like the KJV) doesn't mean it's accurate. As we get new information and new scholarship is done, we can correct the mistakes of the past. It's this way in every field, not just biblical scholarship.
Remember, just because something is old (like the KJV) doesn't mean it's accurate. As we get new information and new scholarship is done, we can correct the mistakes of the past. It's this way in every field, not just biblical scholarship.
when we compare spiritual with carnal we get in trouble everytime dude, your first err was comparing scripture with every field. God has promised that His Word would always be with us, that it will never pass away. To say that we didn't have His whole word for almost 400 years is just as bad as the mormans when they claim we had only a portion of the gospel until God revealed the whole Gospel to their prophet, Joseph Smith, and we can find the whole truth of the Gospel in their book of mormans. to say that the word of God layed around in some cave as the dead sea scrolls, and we only had a portion (and that portion was not without err) of His truth, is to call God a lair. so go ahead if you want to but as far as me and my family we will serve a HOLY GOD, who has given us His HOLY WORD and gave it To all others down through history, not just those since the 1950's when the mordern day versions started popping up everywhere