Bible Inspiration/Preservation

Originally published as "Conies, Brass, and Easter" in 2010. The material given in these twenty-one "biggest problem passages" is by no means complete or exhaustive. Others will be able to add further light. But this text demonstrates how foolish and...

This phamplet is a reproduction of a written dispute between John R. Rice and a layman Christian as a result of an article in the December 15, 1972, Sword of the Lord. It is reproduced with the conviction that truly born-again Bible believers, led by the...

The Translators Revived was printed in the year 1858, some 23 years before Westcott and Hort finished their work on the revision of the King James Version of the Bible. What Alexander McClure feared most did happen, and their tampering with the text...

A critique of the book What You Should Know About Bible Translations by G. Christian Weiss.Much-to-do is made over archaic and obsolete words, in relation to the King James Bible, by its critics. This short treatise does not take every accusation into...

In 1993 I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour. It wasn’t long before the Holy Spirit began to stir up a strong desire in my heart to study the word of God. After two years of bouncing from one translation to another, in frustration I asked...

1384: John Wycliffe translates the whole Bible into English for the first time in history. The "Church" repays him by condemning him as a heretic.1536: William Tyndale burned as a heretic for his Bible translation work - the first printed...

Released in 2011, to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the King James Version; this easy to read 70 page booklet gives a history of the Word of God in English from the miracle at Pentecost to the present. It discusses the Gothic/Germanic...

Dr. Williams has rendered a great service to all students of the King James Bible. His masterful historical research demonstrates that there have always been critics of the King James Bible but their criticisms are willful and not scholarly. Genuine...

First published in 1930, this book of eight sermons by the late Benajah Harvey Carroll, founder and first president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, is a thrilling reminder to all modern Christians of their doctrinal heritage. Inerrancy is...