David Scaer wisely said that every translation is a commentary. In fact, every translation represents a perspective rooted in a doctrinal position. The poverty of modern translations is well known, but the reasons behind this poverty are not mentioned very often, let alone studied. I put this booklet together to explain one bad translation, shared by almost all modern versions. But this is also an attempt to explain why the modernist agenda is so eager to set aside translation precision to further the apostate, anti-Biblical, anti-Concord agenda.