This is Christian chicanery; deception I have seen in the Urdu Bible myself. This is a
common trickery by the missionaries, more specially in the vernacular. The very
latest ruse I have stumbled across is in the Afrikaans Bible, on the very verse under
discussion; they have changed the word "Trooster" (Comforter), to "Voorspraak"
(Mediator), and interpolated the phrase — "die Heilige Gees" — meaning THE HOLY
GHOST, which phrase no Bible Scholar has ever dared to interpolate into any of the
multifarious English Versions. No not even the Jehovah's Witnesses. This is how the
Christians manufacture God's word!
From among the clear contradictions in the Bible:
The closest one can ever get to the original utterance of Jesus (pbuh) in the Christian
Scriptures is the Greek word "Para-cletos" which also has to be rejected because the
Master did not speak Greek! But let's not be difficult for the purpose of this
discussion and accept the Greek word Paracletos and its English equivalent
Comforter.
Ask any learned Christian man as to whom the Comforter is? You will unmistakingly
hear - "The Comforter is the HOLY GHOST!" from John 14: 26. This sentence is only
part of verse twenty-six. We will deal with the verse fully in due course. But first we
must educate the Christian mind with regards to this misnomer
— "Holy Ghost." "Pneuma" is the Greek root word for SPIRIT. There is no separate
word for GHOST in the Greek manuscripts of the New Testament, and the Christians
now boast 24,000 different manuscripts in their possession of which no two are
identical!
The editors of the KJV (The King James Version) alternatively called AV (The
Authorized Version) and the DOUAY (The Roman Catholic Version) of the Bibles
gave preference to the word "GHOST' instead of the word SPIRIT when translating
"pneuma"
The revisers of the RSV (Revised Standard Version) 1 the most up-to-date version of
the Bible, are going back, as claimed, to the Most Ancient manuscripts. These
revisers, described as "thirty-two scholars of the highest eminence, backed by fifty
co-operating denominations" who courageously re-placed the shady word "ghost"
with the word "spirit" Hence from now on you will read in all modem translations
— "The Comforter, which is the Holy SPIRIT"! However, the Christian crusaders and
the televangelists stubbornly cling to the spooky ("ghost"-ly) past they will not opt
for the Newer Versions. It's better fishing with the old bait - the KJV and the RCV
(Roman Catholic Version).
From among the clear contradictions in the Bible:
But Luke, also "inspired," gathered up 41 forefathers for Jesus. The only name
common to these two lists between David and Jesus is JOSEPH and that, too, a