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Last Update 09.05.2026 @ 1853 MST

This is the Revision Report for the EPV-WEB 1.01

Leaving the WEB Formating & Footnotes (not adding none). Removing the OT apocrypha as there are no Hebrew manuscripts.

• Genesis (DONE) LOST SOME OF THE FORMAT IN TRANSFER re: REFORMAT– Exodus (DONE)
• Leviticus (DONE) – Numbers (DONE)
• Deuteronomy (DONE) – Yahoshua (DONE)
• Judges (DONE) – Ruth (DONE)
• 1 Samuel (DONE) – 2 Samuel (DONE)
• 1 Kings (DONE) – 2 Kings (DONE)
• 1 Chronicles (DONE) – 2 Chronicles (DONE)
• Ezra (DONE) – Nehemiah (DONE)
• Esther (DONE) – Job (DONE)
• 1 Psalms [1-41] (DONE) – 2 Psalms [42-72] (DONE)
• 3 Psalms [73–89] (DONE) – 4 Psalms [90-106] (DONE)
• 5 Psalms [107–150] (DONE) – Proverbs (DONE)
• Ecclesiastes (DONE) – Song of Solomon (DONE)
• Isaiah (DONE) – Jeremiah (DONE)
• Lamentations (DONE) – Ezekiel (DONE)
• Daniel (DONE) – Hosea (DONE)
• Joel (DONE) – Amos (DONE)
• Obadiah (DONE) – Jonah (DONE)
• Micah (DONE) – Nahum (DONE)
• Habakkuk (DONE) – Zephaniah (DONE)
• Haggai (DONE) – Zechariah (DONE)
• Malachi (DONE) – Matthew (DONE)
• Mark (DONE) – Luke (DONE)
• John (DONE) – Acts (DONE)
• Romans (DONE) –

CHANGE LOG & SEARCH TERMS

• Genesis chapter 1. 1:1 בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית (brashiyth), at first. Removed WEB “In the beginning” corrected “At first.” The ב is a prefix to the word ראשית and it means “in, at, by, with.” There is no definite article here. The Emphasized Bible by Rotherham footnotes Genesis 1:1 “In the Beginning” and says this: “Or: “At first.” The definite article in the rendering … cannot safely be pressed.” He goes on to say translators “construe” the meaning. The Book of Genesis is the result of Moses Vision atop Mt. Sinai (see KJV Exodus Footnote 24:16 for the source of Genesis One [Kinley]. Also see the Pericopes for the KJV). Changed “sky” to “heaven” will probably come back when we have posted all books and analyze the occurences of “sky” this is a bad translation and flat out wrong in places.
• Yahweh, Yah (Verifying & Restoring)
• EL, Eloah, Elohim (Verifying & Restoring)
• God, god, gods (G is a form of EL, left others in place)
• “God almighty” (Ver & Res, flipped, corrected “Almighty EL”)
• Lord, lord, lords (L is Adonai=Master, left others in place)
• Joshua (Yahoshua, Verifying & Restoring)
• expanse (bad translation. Translated “firmament”)
• sky (this is a bad translation, “air” would be better) שׁמים in modern Hebrew is used for “sky” but that translation is void of the historical Semitic idiomatic usage.
• g(G)odly nonsensical (will do this as in the EPV-KJV “holy” in the Hebrew and “faithful” in the Greek both singular & plural) [Deut 33:8 “holy one”]; also godliness.
• ungodly (nonsensical) [2 Sam 23:6 ובליעל, the word is belı̂ya‛al I used the interpolation “sons of” in “sons of Belial” to translate in context meaning “sons of worthlessness”]; also ungodliness.
• godless …
• s(S)aint(s) (nonsensical) [Deut 33:3 “holy ones”], [2 Chron 6:41 “holy ones”]
• ghost & hell (NT only)
• T(t)he Christ, Christ, Jesus, JESUS, Lord, LORD, God, GOD

CORRECTIONS

These are not all of the corrections. I am giving a sampling.

• Gen 1:1 Removed WEB “In the beginning” corrected “At first”
• Exo 3:14 WEB “I AM WHO I AM (stupid translation)” removed. אהיה אשר אהיה ehyah asher ehyah. Corrected translation I WILL BE WHAT/WHO I WILL BE. Asher can be “what” or “who” depending on context, in this case the focus is on the rod (what?) in Moses hand. This translation is backed up by KJV when they translate these words hundreds of times for example in 3:12 you see it. This translation is also in accordance with the Tanakh: The Holy Scriptures, published by JPS, and a few others, as well as some English translations.
• Exo 24:16a Removed the WEB “.” (period) and restored the very interesting KJV improper colon “:” (colon) which most modern translations remove proving they are in darkness.
• Exo 34:14 WEB “for you shall worship no other god; for Yahweh, whose name is Jealous, is a jealous God.” REMOVED & CORRECTED THIS MISTRANSLATION “for you shall worship no other god; for Yahweh, is jealous of his name, he is a jealous EL.”
• Deut 7:9 WEB missing definite article “the” restored “the Elohim”
• Deut 32:4 WEB indefinite “a” removed, corrected “the”
• Deut 33:8 WEB “Godly” removed, changed to “holy”
• 2 Samuel 22:5 WEB “ungodliness” removed, translated “evil men”
• 1Ch 7:27 “Nun his son, and Joshua his son” (WEB). “Non his son, Jehoshua his son” (KJV). Not many will say much about this verse/chapter but at least the KJV made it obvious something is wrong.  See my footnote in the EPV-KJV: 7:27 “This is a spurious verse that is not in the Toladoth; hand of an editor?”
• EZRA chapters 5 through 7. Originally written in Aramaic the lingua franca of the Persian Empire at the time. The writers used the Aramaic cognate Elah (אֱלָהּ) to refer to the Eloah of Israel. I also restored some missing definite articles “ה” or “the” which changes the WEB phrases “God’s house” to “the house of Eloah.”
• NEHEMIAH the WEB “Jeshua” in Hebrew ישׁוע is not the same name as Yahoshua or Yahshua.
• JOB 16:11 removed WEB “ungodly” translated “wicked.” 13:16 removed “godless man” translated “hypocrite.”
• 1 PSALMS 19:1 removed “expanse” translated “firmament”12:1 removed “godly” translated “loyal” 43:1 removed “ungodly” translated “unfaithful”
• 3 PSALMS 77:13 Removed WEB whole verse “What” is a very bad translation: “Your way, God, is in the sanctuary. What god is great like God?” Translated: “Your way, Elohim, is in the sanctuary. Who is like our EL? Great is Elohim.”
• 82:6 Removed whole WEB verse ” I said, “You are gods, all of you are sons of the Most High.” translated “I have said, Ye are elohim; and all of you are children of the most high” in this case you can translate “Ye are mighty.”
• Psa 106:16 Removed WEB “and Aaron, Yahweh’s saint.” translated “and Aaron set apart of Yahweh.”
• PSA need to FIX letter names in 119
• PSA NEED TO COME BACK AND MAKE SURE ALL ACROSTIC PSALMS ARE CORRECTLY SHOWN
• Ecclesiastes from Bullinger “the Preacher. This comes from Luther’s version “Prediger”; but “Koheleth” does not include the idea of preaching. Some of its teaching is individual (Ecc 3:17); and succeeding appeals are in the second person.” I agree Koheleth does not mean “preacher” I’ve always translated it as some form of “teacher.” Needs to be corrected.
• Isaiah 33:14 removed “godless” translated חנפים “hypocrites” NEED TO FIX THE EIGHT OCCURENCES IN JOB AND ONE IN PROVERBS
• Lamentations added the Hebrew alphabet, the whole book is a series of acrostics. In 13:41 removed “Elohim” our Master List shows EL. There are other acrostics I’ve noticed I will have to go back AND FIX THEM.
• Ezekiel the Hebrew אל־שׁדי I translated into English flipped around “Almighty EL”. There is only one instance of YAH in Ezekiel not numerous times as I’ve seen in one Bible and there are no manuscripts that back that Bible. In 28:2 I removed the indifinite article “a” in “I am a God” find no evidence for it; also in same verse “and no god.” I changed “no” to “not.”
• Daniel 9:25,26 has the footnote “”Anointed One” can also be translated “Messiah” (same as “Christ”)” This is false, Christ means “anointed” whereas Meshi’ach means “anointed one” or “anointed brother” depending on context, the meaning of Christ is not the same.
• Hosea 11:12 Removed “strays from” I have no idea of how they translated that, I have “rules with.” Removed WEB “and is unfaithful to the Holy One” first of all “Holy One” is plural קדושׁים I translate “and is faithful to the holy ones.” So the verse says “Judah still rules with EL, and is faithful to the holy ones “
• Jonah Going to try and help readers understand and distinguish between Israelite usage and Gentile (other nations) usage of “elohim.” As can be seen in the WEB I left “god” and “gods” in place. In the KJV I used “elohim” hoping to catch someone’s attention. I will try to produce something to help you understand the difference. Jonah 1:6 Removed the capital “G” twice, translated “god” twice.
• Micah 1:2 Removed WEB “the Lord” no definite article here and corrected “Yah.” 7:18 removed WEB “Elohim” corrected “EL.”
• Haggai The Hebrew has יהושׁע Yahoshua here and it is thus transliterated.
• Zechariah The Hebrew has יהושׁע Yahoshua here and it is thus transliterated.
• Malachi 2:15 Removed WEB “godly offspring” translated the Hebrew זרע אלהים “Elohim’s seed.”
• The Septuagint (Greek) translators had a system of how they dealt with the substitutions for Yahweh, Elohim, and Yahoshua. The translators who translated much of the so-called NT used the same system. We are reversing the system as well as having direct and indirect quotes from the so-called OT (Hebrew) making restoration possible, easy, but laborious if by hand, and should have been done long ago.
• NT Have absolutedly no idea WHY the WEB left out the name Yahweh and substituted “Lord.” This is the stupidity that substitution causes: “Act 2:34  For David didn’t ascend into the heavens, but he says himself, ‘The Lord said to my Lord, “Sit by my right hand” the KJV at least has LORD & Lord, both are stupid.
  ιησο υς (ieso us), ieso. The “u” is making this word a personal pronoun. The word ieso does not contain the meaning “save” in any form so it does not match the etymon spoken by the angel in v21 (Mat 1:21). This Greek word ιησους iesous was substituted for יהושע Yahoshua about 350 b.c.e. in the Septuagint. Removed the KJV Jesus it is an erroneous Greek word which in the original KJV was iesous, then adding “j” to it is just insanity. I have restored Yahshua which is a condensation of Yahoshua and means Yahweh is Salvation.
• χριστου (christou), smeared, annointed. The Hebrew is משיח “mashi’ach” meaning “annointed one” or “annointed brother.” The final letter (ḥeth) ח has the meaning of “one; brother;” depending on context. Christ does not match the meaning. For version 1.01 we are using the familar English Messiah throughout. We also are forced to restore (according to Ginsburg Hebrew NT) the definite article “the Messiah” which for some reason the Greek lacks in most places.
• Matthew Removed this false title “The Good News According to” from the books of Mat, Mk, Lk, Jn.
• Matthew (adjusting our search functions for this new document, and other tech stuff be finished soon)
• Matthew Footnotes Removed these footnotes reason stated:
• †1:1 Messiah (Hebrew) and Christ (Greek) both mean “Anointed One” LIE
• §1:16 “Jesus” means “Salvation”. LIE
• ‡1:21 “Jesus” means “Salvation”. LIE
• Matthew 11:25 removed “Lord” translated “Controller.” 20:25 removed “lord it over” translated “exercise dominion.”
• Mark 7:11 the occurence of Theos (Elohim) in this verse I could only find in Dalman-Delitzsch. Removed offending footnotes.
• Luke this book by Luke has numerous medical terms we will try to produce an index at a future date. 2:11 Removed the offending footnotes “Christ” means “Anointed One.” 2:26 Removed the lying footnote “Christ” (Greek) and “Messiah” (Hebrew) both mean “Anointed One.”
• John removed offending footnotes. 1:1 Left the capital W in Word, too bad the translators & publishers didn’t follow this thru the whole book. 9:31 Why did the WEB not restore Yahweh here since it’s footnote says Psa 66:18, Pro 15:29 both have Yahweh but these so-called translators & publishers put God (now Elohim we are going to fix these kinds of errors in version 2.00.
• Acts when we have finished with this Bible we have a special for subscribers who will get it first, we are publishing a Greek medical vocabulary and analysis of Luke’s writings. Removed lying Footnotes for 2:30, and 4:26. Removed “saints” in 9:13, 9:32 (and others,) translated “faithful ones” and sometimes “faithful” both plurals. 26:28 removed “With a little persuasion are you trying to make me Christian?” the text is not a question, translated “You almost persuade me to be in your anointing.”
• Romans Continuing to remove lying Footnotes 1:1 “””Christ” means “Annointed One.”” 1:18a removed “ungodliness and unrighteousness” translated “impiety and injustice.” 1:18b removed “unrighteousness” translated “perverseness.” 1:20 removed “divinity” translate “divine nature.” 4:5 removed “ungodly” translated “impious.” 5:6 removed “ungodly” translated “impious.” 11:26 removed “ungodliness” translated “impiousness.” Removed “saints” from 1:7, 8:27, 12;13, 15:25,26,31, 16:2, 16:15 and translated “faithful.”

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