1611 Defence

Some gross errors of the NKJV are exposed along with some of it's supporters. Also, a few announcements were mentioned.

The second of a two-part series on how Baptist groups have held to the Antiochian line of manuscripts and have not used the Alexandrian line through Rome. Special guest featured is Baptist historian and pastor, Jeff Faggart.

The first of a two-part series on how Baptist groups have held to the Antiochian line of manuscripts and have not used the Alexandrian line through Rome. Special guest featured is Baptist historian and pastor, Jeff Faggart.

A survey of the "Word" and the "word" comparing Jesus Christ to the King James Bible.

A brief sample of differences between the New International Version (NIV) and the King James Bible (KJV). The listener is encouraged to listen to the entire episode before drawing conclusions. "Prove all things; hold fast that which is good." 1 Thessalonians 5:21

Scholars say there was a Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament extant (in existence) before the time of Jesus Christ (B.C.) called the Septuagint. They also say that Jesus and the apostles quoted it. Since the LXX (Septuagint) contains the apocryphal books that contain false doctrine (that disagrees with scripture), their claim would validate these doctrines as biblical truth. Get ready fo...

Scholars say there was a Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament extant (in existence) before the time of Jesus Christ (B.C.) called the Septuagint. They also say that Jesus and the apostles quoted it. Since the LXX (Septuagint) contains the apocryphal books that contain false doctrine (that disagrees with scripture), their claim would validate these doctrines as biblical truth. Get ready fo...

An overview of the history of the Hampton Court Conference to February 2020. Included is information on the translation of the Authorized Version, the work of the King James Bible and present day defenders of the God's book.

A brief history of the English bibles that preceded the Authorized Version of 1611. These are the Tyndale Bible (1526 - NT), Coverdale Bible (1535), Matthew's Bible (1537), Whitechurch's Bible (also know as the Great Bible and Chained Bible) (1539), Geneva Bible (1557 - NT, 1560 - complete), and Bishop's Bible (1568).

A survey of Martin Luther, John Calvin and William Tyndale surveyed in light bible doctrine and bible translating. Dispensationalism is also discussed.

A survey of the Recieved Text from the Old Latin Itala Bible (157 A.D.) to John Wycliffe (1382 A.D.) and Desiderious Erasmus (1516 A.D.).

This episode begins the history of the King James Bible of 1611, starting with the Council of Jamnia and ending with the Latin Itala "Old Latin" Bible of A.D. 157. Topics mentioned include the first bible, the septuagent and what Jesus Christ did on the cross.

Modern day biblical apostasy is examined with special emphasis on the RSV, NRSV and NIV.

Catholic textual corruption is casually examined from the Protestant Reformation through the time of the American Standard Version of 1901.

This episode is a discussion of the corrupt line of bible manuscripts between the 3rd and 5th centuries. An overview is given of the link between the NIV and ESV to Origen and the corruption in Alexandria, Egypt.

A brief survey is made concerning the history of the heretical influences of Alexandria, Egypt on bible perversion. Beliefs and actions of heretics from Philo to Adamantius Origen are reviewed.

The history of the bible is discussed as pertaining to Antioch, Syria; Alexandria, Egypt and Rome, Italy.