“heaven” should be “heavens”.

“And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God hovered over the face of the waters.”

Why is there a colon in this verse? My only guess is possibly the creation of an emoji. This is a supernatural bible change as well as a Mandela effect.

And God said, Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb yielding seed, and the fruit tree yielding fruit after it’s kind, whose seed is in itself, upon the earth: and it was so.

A tree isn’t an animal. It’s not a he nor a she so should not be written as such. Also what does it even mean by “seed is in itself”? The colon lets you know there is an edit in this verse.

Whales was not in the KJV. It would have been sea creatures if not something else. Birds were in the KJV, but the usage of fowl was not. Lastly, the colon lets you know that this verse was edited. Colons and semi-colons were not in the KJV.

Replenish should be fill. Birds were never called “fowl” in the KJV. Moveth was creapeth. Lastly, the colon that is inserted in this verse lets you know that this verse has been messed with and mandela effected.

Why even is this in my bible? “¶” You may say that this is just a digital version but I have gone to my physical bible to check and, although it’s not in all versions, I’ve seen it there. I’m sorry but this is a Mandela Effect and supernatural bible change. This should never be visible in any completed bible documents. “These are” should be “This is” because it is one series of events that is taking place and not multiple ones. “Generations” should be “account”. Another thing that I found interesting is the usage of “LORD” which, although it’s too early in scriptures to even be using Lord because the beginning only used God in the KJV, NEVER was in all caps. A physical KJV can show this as “LORD”. My digital bible even shows it as “LORD”, but somehow if I copy and paste this on the computer it showed up in my editor as “Lord”. I’m really not sure what to think about the computer shenanigans here. The verse also ends with a comma. I’m not surprised as most of the KJV bible has been butchered in one way or another in most of the verses.

There are punctuation that should not be in here such as “;” and “¶”. I find it interesting that copying this verse out of the digital bible “LORD” ends up getting pasted as “Lord”. However, it is too early in the bible for the usage of “Lord”. We should only be seeing “God” in these passages. That’s not to say “Lord” isn’t used, but that here in Genesis it simply should not be there. All caps in an online social format is considered to be yelling. Think of that what you will. “help meet” here should be “helpmate”. I don’t even know what a “help meet” is!

“subtil” here should be “subtle”. “LORD” here is in all caps which is yelling in an online setting. Before the changes you would only see “God” here. Not “LORD God”.

doth shouldn’t be in this verse. Where it says “ye shall be as gods” used to say like God knowing good and evil.
Possible Verse: “For God knoweth that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be like God knowing good and evil.”

I hesitate saying “Ye” because I recognize that although the KJV Bible used older English like Shakespeare, it was not quite medieval in the way it was written either.
People seem to be using verses like this where it says “Ye shall be as gods” and “Ye are gods” to place man in a higher status than we should be. No we are not “gods” and never will be.

“bruise” here should be “strike” and “crush”. This verse shows a future where Jesus will eventually “crush” Satan and put an end to the chaos that he has caused. I also wonder if the usage of “seed” was here to begin with. It still wouldn’t change the language much, but would still say that there would be strife between the serpent and man. If you examine chapter 1 and chapter 2, it looks like there are two sets of people in the story of creation. It really makes me wonder if this is somewhat the basis of the “serpent seed” theory where the tree of knowledge of good and evil becomes something symbolic to things with a way different meaning than was originally intended. I also do not believe that Nephilim were born this early on after the Garden of Eden was made.

“And it came to pass, in the course of time, that Cain brought of the fruit of the ground an offering unto the Lord.”

We are “ON” the earth and not “in” the earth. There is also the problem of the wording “after that” with the Nephilim where it is being used with the serpent seed theory to say that there are still Nephilim running around the world after the flood. I was taught and read where everyone outside of Noah’s family was wiped out. I think there is the possibility of this sort of thing occurring again, but this verse shouldn’t be used for it. I can only think of “there is nothing new under the sun”.

“substance” here should be “thing”. God would cause a flood to kill every living “thing” from off the face of the earth. Just a side note: there are so many instances in the KJV bible of destroy that I can never be sure which were there originally and which weren’t.

“And They that went in, went in male and female, as God had commanded him: and the door was shut.”
Notice the colon punctuation? It was never in the KJV bible. Also the usage of “flesh” has been disturbingly multiplied throughout scriptures. LORD in all caps should not be in the KJV Bible.

“cattle” in this verse should be animals. There are punctuation marks added that shouldn’t be there such as the colon and semi-colon. “asswaged” should be subsided. I have a feeling as well that it didn’t say “made a wind” either but the wording probably had calm or calmed in it.

God placed a rainbow in the clouds. It was not a bow. token here should be a sign of the covenant. This is just speculation, but I wonder about a covenant being made between God and the Earth. The Earth is not a person. My guess is that the covenant was with man and not the Earth.

This is the memory I have recorded on pdf:
“And she called on the name of the Lord that spoke unto her, The God who seeth me: for she said, Have I also looked here after him that seeth me?”
LORD is in all caps which should be Lord. spake was not in the KJV Bible. It was spoke. I also do not believe that seest was used here but instead used seeth**. The wording of this verse is very odd.

From the PDF NOTES: “Make haste, escape there; for I cannot do anything till thou have gone there. Therefore the name of the city was called Zoar.”

This verse is kinda rediculous! Haste thee? Really? Thither shouldn’t even be a word. There are broken words here such as be come and any thing. Punctuation changes are here as well.

Bottle of water? They didn’t have bottles back then! Punctuation change with the colon being added. Also, why is there a dash in Beer-sheba? Weird.

Bottles should not be in the KJV. They didn’t have bottles back then. How was the water “spent” in this bottle? Also cast the child? Really?

Audience should be hearing in this verse. Also there are punctuation errors such as a colon and the verse really shouldn’t end on a comma.

From PDF document: “And the man wandering at her held his peace, in order to know whether the Lord had made his journey prosperous or not.”
“to wit” should be “in order to know”. Lord really should not be in all caps like the verse has displayed. That is yelling in online conversation.

I thought it looked strange with thousands of millions there. From the PDF notes:
“And they blessed Rebekah, and said unto her, Thou art our sister, be thou the mother of nations; kings and peoples will come from her.”

Gave up the ghost? This should be something like breathed his last breath. This is how it is in our PDF Notes:
“Then Abraham breathed his last (breath?) and died at a good old age, full of years, and was gathered to his people.”

From notes: These are the sons of Ismael, and these are their names, by their towns, and by their settlements; twelve chiefs according to their tribes.

It’s interesting that one of the notes says that encampments was a bible change, but it is no longer here at all. It must have somehow changed again?

Gave up the ghost? It was more like “he breathed his last breath”.

“And Jacob rose up early in the morning, and took the stone that he had put under his head, and set it up for a pillar, and poured oil upon the top of it.”

Pillows?!?!? Really?

The usage of the word cattle was not in the KJV Bible. The first instance here was sheep. The second should be lambs. hire should instead be wages. Also to day is broken into two words here if it was this way to begin with. thence should not be a word. Most likely that was them. Do note the punctuation errors. I’m unable to properly correct them.

So that ends up being: “I will pass through all thy flock today, removing from them all the speckled and spotted sheep, and all the brown lambs among the sheep, and the spotted and speckled among the goats: and of such shall be my wages.”