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Removing the Ancient Landmark of a Grammatical Historical Interpretation for a Newer, Allegorical One
Remove Not the Ancient Landmark I wrote this title tongue in cheek and for an illustrative purpose. The most ancient interpretation of a passage is an originalist one. Originalist is as far back, as ancient, as one can get. You can’t go any further back in history than the original. That means that something that […]
Answering the “Cultish” Wes Huff Podcast on King James Only (Part One)
Cultish from Apologia Studios Shortly after Wes Huff appeared on Joe Rogan, he came on a podcast, which affiliates with Apologia Studios, called “Cultish.” The men who do this show are also trying to become viewer or listener funded. In other words, they think they should go full time doing what they do. Their show […]
The Biblical Presuppositions for the Critical Text that Underlie the Modern Versions, Pt. 2
Part One Part Two Part Three Modern textual criticism advocates and contemporary version proponents have fractured churches and caused division between professing Christians over the last one hundred fifty years. They brought the new and different view, a modernist one, in the 19th century to undo the one […]
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