Chapter 10, Section 3: Rules governing the KJV Committee
Which Bible, Which Version? series
To segue from our previous installment, we left off by stating that we shall now scrutinize the methods of translating used by Westcott & Hort’s Revision Committee as compared with the practices employed by the King James Version Committee.
Here is how the KJV
Some call it “a cheap cure for cancer” You decide. What if it actually does work?
KJV 3 John 1:2 Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.
A few days ago, I was chatting with a friend
Two pilots asleep in the cockpit, but plane lands safely
It happened in 2024, but only now is it getting global publicity. Our good friend, a former pilot, whose father was a pilot and whose son is still a pilot and who flew an Airbus 320 for Delta, told us yesterday of the incident.
On January 25, 2024, two Batik
Which Bible, Which Version? series
This is chapter 10 in the series which I have entitled Which Bible, Which Version? We are in a sub-series (chapters 7-12) which we could call: Westcott and Hort, Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing.
For those perhaps who are just now finding this
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The Importance of Symbolism, Optics, and Timing—part 1
This office feels that one of our most recent lectures is again worthy of sharing with a much wider audience due to our discussion of current events vis à vis biblical prophecy.
Here is my manuscript of that lecture (CD #768), modified where necessary to fit the needs of dividing
Chapter 9, Section 4: Hort’s Theory: Second premise fails
Which Bible, Which Version? series
Note to readers: We are necessarily picking up the thread in the middle of a study and so we recommend readers to read the previous section(s) for context. As always, all emphases and comments within [brackets] are mine unless otherwise noted.
The second basic
Chapter 9, Section 3: Hort’s Theory: First premise proven false
Which Bible, Which Version? series
Note to readers: We are necessarily picking up the thread in the middle of a study and so we recommend readers to read the previous section(s) for context. As always, all emphases and comments within [brackets] is mine unless otherwise noted.
Continuing from Section
