Sep 11, 2015 | baptism, bible translations, definitions, hyper-dispensationalism, reader questions
A question that came to us: “If we are still to practice water baptism today, what scripture teaches that it is no longer a purification (Jn. 3:25) and washing (Acts 22:16) by sprinkling or pouring but burial in water to symbolize death, burial, and resurrection?”...
Aug 17, 2015 | baptism, bible translations, definitions, hyper-dispensationalism, reader questions
WATER BAPTISM and PURIFICATION (1) (Part 1 of 2 Parts) A question that came to us: “If we are still to practice water baptism today, what scripture teaches that it is no longer a purification (Jn. 3:25) and washing (Acts 22:16) by sprinkling or pouring but burial in...
Feb 18, 2015 | bible correction, bible translations, king james bible, word studies
The Bible was translated into English over a period of 500 years, the process began in part c. 1000 a.d. and culminated with the Authorized Version of 1611. Along with Hebrew, English is the only other major language that developed at the same time as its Bible. The...
Jul 25, 2014 | bible translations, king james bible, preservation, reader questions
A student wrote: Dr. Reese, I have heard/read Dr. G and Dr. R say that Psalms 12:7 in the Hebrew texts means a preservation of the word of God, but then I have seen where non-KJB believers say that it does not. For example. “The Hebrew of the verse allows the...
Jun 24, 2014 | bible correction, bible issue, bible translations, king james bible, paul, word studies
The Bible was translated into English over a period of 500 years, the process began c. 1000 A.D. in part and culminated with the Authorized Version of 1611. Along with Hebrew, English is the only other major language that developed at the same time as its Bible. The...
Mar 7, 2014 | bible translations, king james bible
Approximately 1325, John Wycliffe and his followers called Lollards, translated the Latin Vulgate into the fledgling English language. Although the Latin text had some corruption, the work of Wycliffe was a major step in bringing about the word of God into English....
