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What About the Phrase about Scripture, “Inspired in the Original Manuscripts”?

“Inspired in the Original Manuscripts” In the last few days, I watched on a podcast someone lecture on dispensationalism.  While teaching, he used a phrase to describe scripture, “inspired in the original manuscripts.”  That phrase does not sit well with me.  For one, it is not itself scripture, and, two, it is not the historic […]

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What Is the “False Doctrine” of Only One Text of the Bible? (Part Six)

Part One   Part Two   Part Three   Part Four   Part Five Through the years, I’ve heard many in my audience of evangelism give this answer: “So many Bibles out there!”  Is that true though?  Are there really multiple Bibles and you can choose which Bible you want?  It truly is not true, but that’s what many […]

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What Is the “False Doctrine” of Only One Text of the Bible? (Part Five)

Part One     Part Two     Part Three     Part Four So, no apology is necessary for saying there’s one Bible.  Why?  There’s one Bible.  Is that Bible the King James Version?  It is the underlying text.  I recently heard someone say, the underlying text for the King James Version text didn’t happen until 1881.  […]

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Acts 5:30 & James White: King James Version Only Debate

As many blog readers know, I had the privilege of debating James White-who utilized Acts 5:30 as a key part of his argument–on the topic: The Legacy Standard Bible, as a representative of modern English translations based upon the UBS/NA text, is superior to the KJV, as a representative of TR-based Bible translations. You can […]

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John 5:4 KJV/TR: Inspired Scripture or Inserted Invention?

John 5:4 appears in the Greek Textus Receptus, the English King James Version or Authorized Version (KJV / KJB / AV), and in other Received Text – based Bibles.  However, it is omitted in many modern Bible versions.  The verse reads: John 5:4 For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, […]

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Mark Ward / Thomas Ross Videos on King James Version English

As What is Truth? readers may know, Dr. Mark Ward, Bob Jones University graduate and Logos Bible software employee, produced a series of three videos (5/2/2024; 5/9/2024; 5/16/2024–note that I am making it quite easy to find his videos if you want to do so, while he made it difficult to locate the video of […]

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Reformed Systematic Theology v. 1, Joel Beeke & Paul Smalley

I recently finished reading Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley, Reformed Systematic Theology vol. 1: Revelation and God (Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2019).  I had purchased it on Logos Bible Software and, because I thought it had lots of good features, also purchased a physical copy with Reformation Heritage Books (which may be cheaper than […]

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How Evangelicals Now Move the Goalposts on Bibliology

The Study of Bibliology People who read here will associate me with the doctrine of preservation of scripture, because of the book, Thou Shalt Keep Them.  I and others argue the biblical and historical doctrine of the perfection preservation of scripture in the language in which it was written.  The Bible teaches its own preservation […]

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Books By David Cloud Read Aloud: Can You Help Truth Get Out?

Way of Life Literature, run by Bro David Cloud, has many excellent resources.  David Cloud has also written many excellent books, as well as useful videos one can find on his website.  While not infallible, of course, they are well-researched, sound in doctrine, and something I could recommend highly to almost any Christian.  I am very […]

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Hebrew Shema / Deuteronomy 6:4-6 Chant / Trope / Cantillated

Deuteronomy 6:4, the Shema, is the most famous verse of the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible for Jews. The Hebrew text has a complex system of accent marks that provide exegetically significant information; in addition to the accents providing one of four levels of disjunction in the text (that is, providing pauses that divide words […]

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