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 is a superb scholarly work that demonstrates the significant differences between the New Testament Greek texts of Westcott and Hort, Nestle/Aland, or United Bible Societies and the Greek Words underlying our King James Bible. The difference are in...

Have you ever wondered why there are so many different kinds of Bibles on the shelves at the average Christian bookstore? Do they really all say the same thing? And most importantly, which one truly represents the authoritative Word of God? Do we even...

Did God preserve His words? Or does my Bible contain errors? If you believe God preserved His words, where can you find them? History shows that there are two streams of Bible texts, and they are not the same. Obviously, both of them cannot be...

As suitable for reading as it is valuable for reference, this book provides an explicit and comprehensive examination of every word in the Authorized Version of the Bible that has been deemed archaic, obsolete, antiquated, or otherwise outmoded. The...

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...

The Preservation of Scripture and the logic of faithThe title of this book flows from the principle that we must first believe the origin and preservation of God's Word before we can accurately study its contents and application. If God's Word...

This book gives diligently-researched, in-depth answers to 82 of the most important questions on this topic. A vast number of myths are exposed, such as the myth that Erasmus promised to add 1 John 5:7 to his Greek New Testament if even one manuscript...