Vigilant Bible - Genesis 3:1-4

In this Vigilant Bible entry, the serpent makes his first appearance and contrary to most bibles, he might not have asked a question to eve but instead coaxed her to speak with a statement. All bible translations except mine seemed to avoid speaking about the serpent in any negative way. The serpent tells Eve that she wont be “unmade” or FOREVER dead.

I’m pretty upset about the poor translations of the KJV and the NIV and you should be too. That’s why I’m translating the bible myself with as little bias as possible by using the “non-literal” or “free translation” method. We are going straight from the Masoretic text to English.

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Talmud unmasked PDF. Apparently it was originally written in 1892 but was finished publishing in 1939. It has references of passages from the Talmud and other jewish written work that describes Christians as a proper sacrifice to God, especially in a time of war.
https://famguardian.org/Subjects/Spirituality/Corruption/The_Talimud_Unmasked-Rev_I_B_Prenaitis-1892-92pgs-REL.sml.pdf

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If you need help finding a good translation of the bible and the VB hasn’t been fully translated yet, then consider a Septuagint. Most orthodox Christians and Catholics use a Septuagint rather than an NIV or a KJV. Always look at genesis chapter 4:9… most bible translations are inaccurate and read “am I my brother’s keeper?”. The verse translated properly actually means “I’m not my brother’s guardian, am I?” The term used for guardian is “keep” as in a “castle keep”… it means “to guard”. “Keeper” alludes to some form of slave ownership, with which, is inaccurate.