Repeatedly.
First Council of Nicaea (325)
First Council of Constantinople (381)
Council of Ephesus (431)
Second Council of Ephesus (449)
Council of Chalcedon (451) repudiated
Second Council of Constantinople (553)
Third Council of Constantinople (680-681)
Quinisext Council, also called Council in Trullo [2] (692)
Second Council of Nicaea (787)
First Council of the Lateran (1123)
Fourth Council of the Lateran (1215)
Second Council of Lyon (1274)
First Council of the Vatican (1870; officially, 1870-1960)
At each of these ecumenical councils (not all of the councils, incidentally), there were definitive changes in the content and interpretation of scripture, including the addition of some books/passages and the removal of others and whether or not Jesus was THE son of God or just A son of God....
Then of course there are parts that were dramatically altered WITHOUT a council for personal gain. One great example of this was Henry VIII, who, in a break from the Catholic Church, "tweaked" the contents of The Bible to allow himself to divorce his current wife.
And then there were the couple hundred years of doctrinal changes occurring as a war between the pope in Spain and the Pope in Italy vied for control of Catholicsm (Italy won) in 1534-1549.
So.. yeah, the Bible has definitely been changed.
I would like to rephrase this question. The bible has been edited thousands of times, Sometimes by professionals (King James Version), and sometimes for just easier understanding (Clear Word). Every single one of these bibles have been translated to mean the same thing. Editing over years, as the person above has mentioned, so many times, we will never know, but the bible itself has never changed
Bible has not been edited to change the message of the Bible.
Worship has been used many times as a noun in the bible.
The Bible has been written once, but has been translated countless times in over 2500 languages.
The number of the books of the Bible has changed many times. At the Council of Nicea the Catholic Fathers chose the canon but several books have been found to have errors or predicted things that did not transpire. Therefore, books have been weeded out to leave only 66 in the Protestant Bible.
I would like to rephrase this question. The bible has been edited thousands of times, Sometimes by professionals (King James Version), and sometimes for just easier understanding (Clear Word). Every single one of these bibles have been translated to mean the same thing. Editing over years, as the person above has mentioned, so many times, we will never know, but the bible itself has never changed
the constitution has been changed 10 times.
Bible has not been edited to change the message of the Bible.
"Almond has been" is not repeated in the Bible
Worship has been used many times as a noun in the bible.
87 times
The Bible has been written once, but has been translated countless times in over 2500 languages.
it has been changed 3 times. :)
it's only been changed once
The word 'alter' appears five (5) times in the King James version of the Bible. The word 'altar' appears 372 times.
The number of the books of the Bible has changed many times. At the Council of Nicea the Catholic Fathers chose the canon but several books have been found to have errors or predicted things that did not transpire. Therefore, books have been weeded out to leave only 66 in the Protestant Bible.
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