We interrupt our previous plans which were to continue our discussions of the SPLC, to bring you some observations on very recent happenings.
Here, I speak not about another apparent assassination attempt on President Trump (and other high officials) this past Saturday. We intend to let the dust settle on
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My History with the Southern Poverty Law Center, part 2: National Political Earthquake Coming?!
Chapter 4, Section 2: Bible Critics—Higher and Lower
We are still presenting some basic information and historical details about the various streams and families of Bible manuscripts.
The following information comes from a classic work called Our Authorized Bible Vindicated by Benjamin Wilkinson, which was published in 1930. I
I have just been informed that President Trump will be reading the Bible, specifically 2 Chronicles 7:11-22 in the Oval Office on Tuesday, April 21 between 6 PM and 7 PM Eastern time. What could be more appropriate?! Besides the magnificent 2 Chronicles 7:14 “flagship” verse, the passage
It matters not where you live in the USA, this story applies to you. Because…
Proverbs 29: 2 When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice: but when the wicked beareth rule, the people mourn.
The wicked ones have been in authority over the Christian people in this nation
The Conference was a wonderful experience and if we have the opportunity, I would choose that venue again. (You can’t hold these at cheap motels, you know. They have no conference facilities.) Since my first post-Conference report, I have still heard no complaints, only compliments about the quality of
Chapter 4, Section 1: Perusing Codices A, B, and Aleph—The “Oldest and Best”?
We are continuing our study of Bible manuscripts since this is fundamental to understanding Bible translations and Bible versions. Today we begin by studying codices A, B, and Aleph.
Those are technical terms, and in our
Chapter 3, Section 5: Scrutinizing the Text Families
We have revised the original chart which we had drawn when first presenting these lectures ca. 1995. You will notice several new items shown in red. Readers have commented and wondered about these Bible versions. We had room to add them, and
