The Missing Verse In The Bible - Pastor Micah Harp 

I agree. It wasn’t in the original manuscripts so it shouldn’t be added! People can fast in that situation if they would like. Maybe it’s helpful? Who knows but the text should be unadulterated.

I don't understand how you feel like God talked to you or gave you the message unless you are a prophet. I don't believe there are any prophets in today's times. Boy 2 Timothy 4:3-4 has nailed it. And this church has heaped up itching ears, and you are selling it.

I enjoyed the message, I didnt know about the missing verses in the longest time, once i did find out about them i started to do more research and it turns out that esv and niv and some other translations have taking out 45 complete verses and over 60000 words from the orignal translation. I know in the recent years the bibles have been tampered with because of the many translations they create, i have prayed about it because ever since i found out i was feeling conviction in my heart because i was confused as well, and i learned that kjv is the best and most accurate translation, it dosnt have missing verses and now i will always use that for back up, because i know there have been very important verses taking out of the other translations, some that i believe are very important, for example acts 8:37, which talks about accepting Christ and believe in requirement for baptism. Acts 8:37 kjv And Philip said," If thou believest with all thine heart, thou mayest. And he answered and said, I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God." Thats one of the missing verses in other translations and i think that is a very important verse . Just my opinion, ya'll can do your own research and ask for Gods guidance 😊

I love you brother harp but I believe the verse is t in a lot of those bibles because of king James. A lot of those bibles are modeled after the king James and king James was a Free Mason.

I appreciate the fact that you are willing to admit that you have no clue why this verse was omitted. As was already stated this verse was not in the earlier manuscripts and was added in at some point. If you do believe that this verse was intended to be in there then you should also recognize that it applies to removing the unbelief that the disciples had not the demon that this child had. Prayer and fasting is indeed one of the best ways to remove doubt and unbelief from your life

With the utmost respect, of the changes made to fasting verses, Matthew 17:21 appears to to be the most alarming because the entire verse has been removed from many Bibles. The reason for this omission is simple. Most early manuscripts don’t actually include this verse and the ones that do include it read more like Mark 9:29 without the fasting. In order to sort the matter out we should address Mark 9:29 since that was the text that Matthew was based on. To be clear, Matthew was written later than Mark and Mark was used as source material. If this verse was ever part of the original Matthean narrative, it was copied from Mark. On the matter of Mark 9:29, nearly all of the early manuscripts do not include the “and fasting” at the end of the verse. There is one manuscript from the 3rd century (P45) that is damaged and looks like there is room for the addition “and fasting” to fit in the damaged section. However, simply putting it there because we like it better isn’t the right way to do things.

If you believed that you needed to pray and fast before you could cost that cancer out of your sister then you indeed did need to pray and fast because until you did so you would not have the belief that you were able to speak to that mountain and command it to move . By praying and fasting you got rid of your unbelief. The Bible is inerrant and it is indeed God's word as it was originally given. Man has indeed mistranslated it from time to time and perhaps added something that was not originally there. There are some versions that should not be called a translation but an opinion. I see your heart and love that you are teaching the word of God to the best of your ability as the Holy Spirit leads you. keep up the good work. We are all growing in knowledge as we seek him more everyday.