The two World Wars were about the Balfour Declaration, and them getting their foothold in the energy rich Middle East, and with it the control of the world. They needed the gentiles to pay for their foothold with money and with blood.
He didn't change any verses that I am aware of. It's a KJV translation with notes/commentary. It was the notes, the commentary, that was added that presented the problem. The gullible trusted the notes and would tend to put them on par with actual scripture.
The two World Wars were about the Balfour Declaration, and them getting their foothold in the energy rich Middle East, and with it the control of the world. They needed the gentiles to pay for their foothold with money and with blood.
Along with that they published the Scofield Reference Bible to dupe gullible Christians.
This is parroted a lot but can you explain what, if any, verses Scolfield changed? As far as I aware, he only wrote notes on Bible verses.
So yes, gullible in that they would choose to believe someone’s opinion about what God says vs what God actually says.
Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. --2 Timothy 2:15
He didn't change any verses that I am aware of. It's a KJV translation with notes/commentary. It was the notes, the commentary, that was added that presented the problem. The gullible trusted the notes and would tend to put them on par with actual scripture.