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From the Work of Beza in 1598 to Modern Skepticism and the Greek New Testament

F. H. A. Scrivener showed 190 differences between his printed text, representing the underlying text of the King James Version, and that of Theodore Beza‘s printed edition in 1598.  This was eighty-two years after the first printed edition of the Textus Receptus (TR) in 1516 and thirteen years before the publication of the King James […]

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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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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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Yes and Then No, the Bible with Mark Ward (part two)

Earlier this week, I wrote part one concerning two separate videos posted by Mark Ward.  The second one I saw first, and since my name was mentioned, I answered.  He cherry-picks quotes without context.  Ward made what he thought was a good argument against the Textus Receptus. In part one, I said “yes” to his […]

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Yes and Then No, the Bible with Mark Ward (Part One)

My last post of last week, the shell game with Bible words, if you followed the links, referred to a session Mark Ward did at Bob Jones Seminary, where he did refer to Thomas Ross and myself.  Someone sent that to me, and in my path to watching it, I became curious in another of […]

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