Bible Inspiration/Preservation

Codex Sinaiticus is by now perhaps the most famous (many would say infamous) book in the world. Its impact when it surfaced in the mid 19th century was immediate, and even today is powerfully felt in...

The King James Bible is not merely another translation. Its history is one of the most fascinating chapters of church history and reads almost like a novel. This book traces this glorious heritage,...

This present book is filled with dynamite in its impact. Dean John William Burgon has amassed overwhelming evidence from manuscripts, lectionaries, ancient versions, and church fathers proving the...

The King James Bible is the most influential book ever published. Follow the history leading up to this great work which proves that the Bible is not an ordinary book, but one that has “…thus saith...

A Refutation of the Modernist Cry: ‘Poly-Scripturae."This book is a detailed progressive account of important historical facts that pertain to the preservation of the Words of God and those who would...

First published in 1568, the Bishops' Bible was issued in its last edition in 1602. The first of the fifteen rules given for the guidance of the King James translators stated that the Bishops' Bible...

Dr. Phil Stringer's book exposes the Biblical practices and beliefs of Gail A. Riplinger. He examines her statements and claims with the critical eye of a very experienced pastor, educator, and...

There are numerous opinions in the literature concerning the meaning of "inspiration" of the Bible such as "the partial view," "the natural view," "the neoorthodox view," "the pagan view," and many...

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...

"The Scripture Cannot Be Broken"In all of history, one Bible translation best fits this description given to the true Words of God, by Jesus, in John 10:35.The King James Bible and its textual base...

The Apostle Paul wrote from his death cell his second letter and farewell to Timothy, stressing the importance of a faithfulness to our Lord Jesus Christ. He encouraged Timothy to teach the same...

This book debunks the liberal, New Evangelical, and Fundamentalist myth that you should not hear, receive, and believe all the numbers of Scripture.