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....
Sep 7, 2013 | bible correction, bible translations, king james bible, niv
6. GREEK manuscripts are in two classes: “UNCIAL” (all capital letters) or “cursive” ( a running type of all small letters). Therefore, there are no “capitalized words” such as “Lord Jesus Christ” or “Spirit”...
Aug 7, 2013 | bible correction, bible issue, bible translations
THE HOLY SPIRIT AND PAUL’S LAST TRIP TO JERUSALEM AND IMPRISONMENT IN ROME THE “scholars” never like to have the tables turned on them but I learned over 40 years ago that so-called “Greek rules” are easily manipulated if one has a mind...
Jun 25, 2013 | bible correction, bible issue, bible translations, king james bible
NOT only is the King James Bible the word of God, it is the literary masterpiece of the world’s literature. SHAME on the “higher criticism theologians” who freely correct and mangle the words of God in their new translations. Literary students...
Oct 24, 2012 | bible correction, bible translations
What does a Rhode Island idiom have to do with the Bible? Actually, a lot. The question “Would you like a cabinet?” does not refer to a wooden box with doors; it is a milkshake. Since it is made by a blender that is normally stored in a cabinet–the...
