Which Bible, Which Version?
At this stage, we are detailing the doctrinal beliefs of Westcott and Hort. As always, all emphases and comments within [brackets] are mine, unless otherwise noted.
In 1871, Fenton John Anthony Hort was invited to become the examining chaplain to the Bishop of Ely, Dr. Harold
Chapter 7, Section 2: Westcott & Hort’s Doctrinal Beliefs — The Atonement of Christ
Which Bible, Which Version?
Just as a reminder, since we shall be quoting on many occasions herein, all emphases and words in [brackets] are mine unless otherwise noted.
You will recall from our discussion of Dr. Constantine Tischendorf his “great” discovery of the Sinai manuscript scrolls in the trash can
A Scriptural and cautionary tale of sheep, goats and donkeys
I owe my readers an apology. As long-time readers know, beginning in October 2020, I began sharing my experiences dealing with poison ivy. Here is the first one.
Here is the link which will bring up all five of
With the midterm elections approaching quickly, all Americans concerned about honest elections will find this podcast interview quite enlightening. This is Patrick Colbeck being interviewed by Dave, host of the X22 Report.
Less than 45 minutes long, this interview will buoy and boost our hopes that things are happening behind
Which Bible, Which Version?
In the past six chapters in the series, we have essentially been laying the foundation for the meat, the main course, of this series examining the plethora of Bible versions which flood the marketplace in America.
That foundation commenced with our discussion of the doctrine of
Herein we present for your edification the second Bible teaching by Allen Snow from our Passover-Resurrection Bible Conference in Chattanooga. It is entitled: “What Kind of Mansion Are You?”
In case you missed it, we posted Allen’s first lecture on June 4th. We began with that one because
Chapter 6, Section 4: The Unreliability of the Sinaiticus and Vaticanus Manuscripts
Which Bible, Which Version?
We are still in the process of helping our readers become familiar with the subject of Bible manuscripts—and we are on the final segment of that. All of this is so the reader will appreciate the next chapters which detail how “certain men crept in
