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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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King James Bible & Sam Gipp, Peter Ruckman & Gail Riplinger

Who is King James Only Advocate Sam Gipp? Sam Gipp is an extremist defender of the King James Bible (also known as the King James Version or Authorized Version) of 1611 (KJB / KJV / AV).  Gipp has been heavily influenced by the “Baptist” heretic Peter Ruckman, having graduated from Ruckman’s Bible institute, and having […]

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King James Only extremists: Abraham & Moses spoke English?

James White, in his book The King James Only Controversy: Can You Trust Modern Translations? (Minneapolis, MN: Bethany House, 2009) writes as follows: There are small groups who go even further, claiming that the KJV was written in eternity and that Abraham, Moses, and the prophets all read the 1611 KJV, including the New Testament. […]

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The Who-Is-Nicer or Who-Is-Meaner Argument for the Text of Scripture

Part One     Part Two     Part Three     Part Four     Part Five I am calling this post a part of my discussion on critical text versus textus receptus.  So much air time, so much ink is spilt for style and tone in debate, that it becomes an argument to be addressed. You want […]

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