Bible Inspiration/Preservation

Extracted from the DKJB by Dr. Jung and his South Korean helpers. With additions and enhancements by the original author of the definitions, D.A. Waite, Jr.4,114 total entries. (294 Arc, 94 Obs, 32 Rare, 4 Poetic, 9 Dialec, 236 Gk, 86 Heb) The Bible...

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...

J.J. Ray wrote a book titled, God Wrote Only One Bible, in which he designed a number-matching system to show which modern versions removed words, phrases, and verses. He also included a short section on some important facts concerning the K.J.V. As...

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...

Scores of books have been penned by Biblical researchers and eminent scholars concerning the history of the King James Bible and the myriad of issues and people associated with it--both pro and con. This treatment of the subject is intended for the...

"If we begin with something inspired, and we preserve it, how do we lost inspiration in the process of preservation?" A study on the inspiration and preservation of our King James Bible and why it is superior to other modern versions available today.

Dr. Stringer gives arguments substantiating the way the cultists, modernists, naturalistic textual critics, and supposedevangelistic conservatives who oppose the authenticity of I John 5:7 are wrong.   Copyright Dr. Phil Stringer, pamphlet, 28 pages.