Luke 3:16 'The Latchet Of Whose Sandals' Residue - Bible Mandela Effect

This video shows extensive proof that the word sandals was used in Luke 3:16, Matthew 3:11, Mark 1:7 and John 1:27 of the KJV. The word "sandals" has almost nearly been removed from the KJV and replaced by the word "shoe". The word "sandals' was used throughout the OT and NT of the KJV, in all but two verses does it still remain. Bibles are supernaturally changing, which was prophesied in Amos 8:11, Daniel 7:25 and Revelation 22:10. Stay strong in the faith and use discernment. God Bless!

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[SupernaturalBibleChanges]

The only two verses in the entire King James Bible that still has the word "sandals" in it, are Mark 6:9 and Acts 12:8. For comparison the New King James (which was based on the KJV) still has the word sandal/s 35 times. Hmmm

[LapinRah]

Oh wow! I did not know that this had changed from Sandals to Shoes. Thanks for posting your video.

[BibleMandelaVerses-jqtn]

shoes, purses, girdles, nice to see the real bible verses to meditate on. thanks!

[TravelWithTerahTX]

Pls understand, they have changed concordances and dictionaries as well. So, quoting from either is completely immaterial. I remember it as strap 4 a sandal. But it was definitely a sandal...not a shoe.

[Tomas_TSE]

As much as this upsets me, these supernatural attacks only target the word of God. Not Islam, not Buddhism, not Shintoism or whatever idols there are. The devil hates that Jesus Christ is the Truth! Therefore, he tries to mess with God's word, but God preserves His word. ..."seek and ye shall find" gets a whole new meaning too...

[martinoberto]

Here’s shoelatchet -one word, not two, and Strongs shows they had shoes with laces and sandals with tongues!

Gen 14:23 - That I will not take from a thread even to a shoelatchet, and that I will not take any thing that is thine, lest thou shouldest say, I have made Abram rich:

Strong's H8288 sᵉrôwk, ser-oke'; from H8308; a thong (as laced or tied):—(shoe-)latchet.

latchet (1x), shoelatchet (with H5275) (1x).

Strong's H8308 - śāraḵ a primitive root; to interlace:—traverse. traversing (1x).

Outline of Biblical Usage

to twist

(Piel) to criss-cross, twist, entangle

Strong's H5275 - naʿal

from H5274; properly, a sandal tongue; by extension a sandal or slipper (sometimes as a symbol of occupancy, a refusal to marry, or of something valueless):—dryshod, (pair of) shoe((-latchet), -s).

shoe (20x), dryshod (1x), shoelatchet (with H8288) (1x).