As he spake these words, many believed on him, John 8:30. There were two types of people who sought to know the truth about Jesus Christ. There were those w...

The 406 year history of printing the King James Bible has introduced many errors that have crept into the text. Some of them such as the 1638 Cambridge (a v...

The Hooper Letter by itself should have sounded alarms in anyone who read it. Combined with the second Letter published in David Norton's book, A Textual Hi...

Many of my readers know that I divide my reading of the Bible in accordance with how a book is divided by chapters. I do not have a set number of chapters o...

This is the fourth and last installment. To understand what it was that the printers did in 1985 and how that directly led the last bastion of a perfect bibl...

This is the third installment There remains a one more colossal blunder by Scrivener that is much less easy to forgive and one which left the minute seed whi...

For some time I have decried the lack of any serious bible printer who was willing to print the Cambridge Bible as AW Pollard edited it 100 years ago. Today...

There are very few things that have undermined the foundations of English speaking culture more radically and effectively than the publishing of the Revised ...

It seems strange to introduce the 5th purification of the King James Bible as a forerunner to the Revised Version of 1888. The 1873 Cambridge Paragraph Bibl...

F. S. Parris was probably the last editor to have extensive access to the translators' private copies of the original King James Manuscript. He was the mast...

For those of us who believe in divine intervention in the affairs of men, the issue of whether or not God helped preserve the word of God should not be diffi...

Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not pass away, Mark 13:31. It is conventional thinking in the world that we don't know exactly what Jesu...

In the previous post I promised to demonstrate how the verses I John 5:6-8 reveal the trinity and by doing so I hope to persuade my readers why the form of c...

Yes, there is a perfect text. Why would God give us a perfect bible as most King James Bible believers believe that we have and then give us a faulty text? ...

There have been two times when an editor has spent time and rewritten the rules for spelling, punctuation and capitalization. The first was in 1762 when F.S...

I remember when my objection to ever really believing the bible was my belief in evolution. A few times in my young adult life a believer had tried to appro...

Not long after I was converted to Jesus Christ, someone gave me an Oxford Printing of a New Scofield Bible that I carried for several years. I would hear pre...