[kosta50]

The fact is that some 544 changes were made back to the TR from the WH readings in the 26th edition in the NA.

And there were how many errors in the first edition of the TR, starting with the title Instrumentum vs. Testamentum. How many errors were in the first edition of the KJV?

Being a 'Protestant' doesn't change those facts

It changes everything.

[fortheDeclaration]

The fact is that some 544 changes were made back to the TR from the WH readings in the 26th edition in the NA. And there were how many errors in the first edition of the TR, starting with the title Instrumentum vs. Testamentum. How many errors were in the first edition of the KJV?

Those were printing errors, not errors in the Text

The NA26 made 544 changes in its text using TR readings and rejecting earlier NA25 readings (WH).

The King James Bible has never altered its text

It has corrected printing errors (which still occur today in written works) and updated spelling and punctuation.

Being a 'Protestant' doesn't change those facts It changes everything.

Yes, I guess it does since Protestants seem to be more concerned with truth then with defending a particular theological position no matter how wrong it is.