It reads, "Then a voice from heaven was heard, "Thou art my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased." - Mat 17.
Most people turn a blind eye to this, but it is so important. Historical Church commentaries provide what this verse actually reads as, "Then a voice from heaven was heard: 'Thou art my Son, today have I begotten Thee'. Not only is this correct version shown in Hebrews 1:5, Psalm 2:7 but it is documented in nearly every early Christian writing by church fathers and just inspired Christians pre-Nicene (4th century A.D). Why do you think it was changed and why do you think it has never been corrected within our bibles?
The Early Christian writings as proof below----->
2007-07-29
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