The NIV Bible does not have missing verses, but it may have differences in wording compared to other translations.
Some Bible verses that are missing from the NIV translation compared to other versions include Matthew 17:21, Matthew 18:11, Acts 8:37, and 1 John 5:7.
The King James Version (KJV) of the Bible contains verses that are not included in the New International Version (NIV). These missing verses can impact the overall understanding of the text as they may alter the meaning or context of certain passages. It is important for readers to be aware of these differences when studying the Bible.
in the NIV, version there are verses taken out of the bible, these verses were taken out because NIV believe king James put them in there
The word "pray" appears in 121 verses of the NIV bible.
The word "giving" appears in 122 verses of the NIV bible.
If i were you, I would not be reading the NIV, It is missing a couple verses. A verse that it is missing is Mark 15:28. Another one is John 5:4
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In the NIV Bible, the word ‘hope’ is mentioned 167 times in 157 verses.
In the NIV Bible, the word ‘hope’ is mentioned 167 times in 157 verses.
Memory appears 10 times in the NIV and 6 times in the KJV.More important is how often one's mind is mentioned in the Bible, which is 163 times in NIV.
It is in 412 verses. May be used more than 412 times, as it could be in some verses more than once.
6272 times in the 2011 NIV You can find them all at the following link: