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He was correct in saying that the word "demon" is not found anywhere in his Bible. However, it is found in the Bible that I used for that study. Does that mean that something is wrong with one of our Bibles? No, not at all. "Demon" and "devil" are merely two different English-language words that have been used to translate the same original Hebrew or Greek words of The Bible. Both work quite well.
For example, in Matthew 7:22, the original Greek word, pronounced dahee-mon-ee-on, is translated as "demons" in the New International Version, the Revised Standard Version, and the American Standard Version, and as "devils" in the King James Version.
The same principle applies to numerous other words that are familiar to us - another good reason why using more than one translation for reference is often quite helpful.
Fact Finder: The English translation of the sign posted on the cross above Jesus Christ said, "Jesus of Nazareth, the King of the Jews." (see also The Chosen People). In what 3 languages was that sign actually written?
John 19:19-20
