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The Prevarication of Mark Ward with Wes Huff on the Textus Receptus (part three)

Part One     Part Two In the last part of an interview with Mark Ward, Wes Huff asked about Textus Receptus versus Critical Text.  Ward went off on a four minute rant that I dissect so far in two parts, where I include a transcript of what He said.  I’m going to provide only the […]

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Answering Mark Ward’s Last Attack on Preservation of Scripture (part two)

Part One Modern Textual Criticism In a recent video, Mark Ward again attacked the biblical and historical position on the preservation of scripture.  He’ll surely have or find people who will support him.  They use modern versions and many of them don’t understand the issue.  He helps them stay in the dark on this.  Ward […]

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The New King James Version Does Not Come From the Same Text as the King James Version

In recent days at his youtube channel, Mark Ward again compared the New King James Version (NKJV) with the King James Version (KJV).  This goes back a few years, when Ward wrote a blog post that said that the NKJV and the KJV came from an identical Greek New Testament text.  In the comment section, […]

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AI Friday: Who Won the Thomas Ross/James White KJV Debate?

Again, I asked AI the question of the title of today’s post, and here was it’s answer. The debate between Thomas Ross and James White regarding the superiority of the King James Version (KJV) versus the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) was marked by a clear division in perspectives on textual criticism and translation philosophy. Debate […]

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The Greek Text Underlying the NKJV Is Different Than the KJV

Another Video from Mark Ward Mark Ward made another video about the underlying text of the NKJV, differing with the KJV.  He brought back the blog discussion he, some of his followers, and I had (see this, this, and this) in an original assertion that King James users make this claim, but they give zero […]

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New List of Reasons for Maximum Certainty for the New Testament Text (Part 6)

ANSWERING AGAIN THE “WHAT TR?” QUESTION Part One     Part Two     Part Three     Part Four     Part Five 1.  God Inspired Specific, Exact Words, and All of Them. 2.  After God Inspired, Inscripturated, or Gave His Words, All of Them, to His People through His Institutions, He Kept Preserving Each of Them and […]

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New List of Reasons for Maximum Certainty for the New Testament Text (Part 5)

ANSWERING AGAIN THE “WHAT TR?” QUESTION Part One     Part Two     Part Three     Part Four 1.  God Inspired Specific, Exact Words, and All of Them. 2.  After God Inspired, Inscripturated, or Gave His Words, All of Them, to His People through His Institutions, He Kept Preserving Each of Them and All of Them […]

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New List of Reasons for Maximum Certainty for the New Testament Text (Part 4)

ANSWERING AGAIN THE “WHAT TR?” QUESTION Part One     Part Two     Part Three 1.  God Inspired Specific, Exact Words, and All of Them. 2.  After God Inspired, Inscripturated, or Gave His Words, All of Them, to His People through His Institutions, He Kept Preserving Each of Them and All of Them According to His […]

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The Effect of Leaving Out Just a Couple of Words of Scripture

Proponents of.modern English versions of the Bible very often talk about the minimal or negligible effect of word differences between the received text and the modern critical text of the New Testament.  These men might show a side by side of either of the two texts and their translation to show how few changes appear.  […]

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James White / Thomas Ross debate format: King James Version vs. LSB

I am looking forward to my upcoming debate with Dr. James White. Please note the planned format below for the debate. Thank you very much for your fervent prayers and possible fasting for me and for the debate. Debate Topic: “The Legacy Standard Bible, as a representative of modern English translations based upon the UBS/NA […]

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