Nameless "LORD" Worship Started with "BAAL" and  Nimrod
The name Baal means Lord."
-- The Latter Rain Page  under article, "BAAL" by Jay Atkinson 
"Baal is a Canaanite-Phoenician word that means  "LORD". "
-Harper's Bible Dictionary,  (Miller)
  
 Da se potsetimo da “BAAL” znači LORD, tako da u sve  te vaše prevode Biblije gde piše LORD to bi trebali i da podrazumevate ime  BAAL-a. 
  Ako imate prigovor za ovo, iznesite ga sa  obrazloženjem(imajte na umu da ove informacije nisu napisali JS.
  
 Navedeno je ko su ti i šta su oni  korektirali ili kako su izbacili ime svemogućega Boga iz svojih prevoda a sada  bi da vas ukratko upoznam I sa nekim njihovim dodacima biblije(da se ispune  pisma kako nisu samo oduzeli nego I dodali).
  
  
 Trinity "PROOF" Texts A Giant,  Colossal Fraud
"It's interesting to see that many of the  scriptural "evidences" said to be in favor of the doctrine of the  Trinity, are grounded in mistranslation, errors in textual  transmission, and  sometimes even outright forgery. These can often be exposed by even  a cursory glance at an English/Greek interlinear 
Bible or a Greek  concordance."
-The  Trinity- A Doctrine Overdue for Extinction; Part 2"Imperfections in the King  James Version"by Ted Whitten  
 By using the term "homogeneous materials", the introduction  is stating that, like the Epistles of Ignatius, certain passages were inserted  by later copyists in an attempt to prove the doctrine of the Trinity. In view of  the fact that it is well documented in early church history that the very  disciples and Jewish followers of Jesus did not believe in the Trinity -- and in  view of the many witnesses regarding the alteration of the scriptures to suit  the doctrines of the Roman Church, it is easily understood that these  "homogeneous materials" were added at a time well after the  original gospel was composed. 
   
 Pod 1.
 In order to demonstrate just one example of this attempt to insert material to prove the doctrine of the  Trinity, we read in the Authorized or King James Bible:  "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and  the Holy Ghost: and these three are one" (1 Jn 5:7 KJV). In modern  translations that are made from much older biblical manuscripts, this verse  reads in the manner of the New American Standard: "And it is the Spirit  who bears witness, because the Spirit is the truth".
  
 Regarding the validity of 1 John 5:7, the Adam Clarke Commentary  states that: "But it is likely this verse is not  genuine. It is wanting in every manuscript of this letter written before the  invention of printing, one excepted, the Codex Montfortii, in Trinity College,  Dublin: the others which omit this verse amount to one hundred and twelve. It is  missing in both the Syriac, all the Arabic, Aethiopic, the Coptic, Sahidic,  Armenian, Slavonian, etc., in a word, in all the ancient versions but the  Vulgate; and even of this version many of the most ancient and correct MSS. have  it not. It is wanting also in all the ancient Greek fathers; and in most even of  the Latin".
  
  
 Pod 2.
 Another such doctrinal corruption is found at Matthew 28:19, where it  reads: "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name  of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe  all things whatsoever I have commanded you" (Matt 28:19-20 KJV).  Of this verse The Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics writes: "It is the central piece of evidence for the traditional view.  If it were undisputed, this would, of course, be decisive, but its  trustworthiness is impugned on the grounds of textual criticism, literary  criticism and historical criticism".
  
 "One marked feature is the great number of omissions in the text of the New  Testament. He calculates that whole words or clauses are left out no less than  2556 times." 
-(Scrivener, Page 120, Volume I).Introduction to the Criticism  of the New Testament, by Dr. F. H. Scrivener
 "The New Testament teaching upon the subject of the Trinity is not given in  the scriptures. Reliance is NOT to be placed upon the passages in Acts 20:28 and  1 Tim. 3:16; and 1 John 5:7 - which are commonly regarded by competent critics  as spurious(false-forgery/inserted at a later time)."
-New Unger's Bible  Dictionary
  
  Čitaj I proveri, ako smeš da čitaš tuđu literaturu (ni ovo nisu napisali 
  
"The American Standard Version of the  Bible has "Jehovah"  in it about "6,823 times", just like the original Hebrew,  but the NASB  
REMOVED  IT  EVERY  TIME. "-Jason Beduhn  Northern Arizona  University Department of Humanities Arts and Religion