Chapter 8, Section 5: Dethroning the Textus Receptus
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We pick up from where we left off in Chapter 8, Section 4.
We recall from a previous section how Westcott was telling his fiancée how he hoped that he could be a part of aiding the truth in the battle over the inspiration of
In part two, we showed in summary what happened in 1871; namely, how Congress treasonously voted to change our form of government from a Constitutional republic into a business—a corporation masquerading as a government.
Now we turn to the good news which brings this story full circle. It reverses
What you are reading is what we consider “red pill” material. That is, it is largely unknown by the American public, but it is a true picture of reality. A reality far different from that which we all have been taught in government (and most private) schools. We posted part
Chapter 8, Section 3: Westcott and Hort on Evolution
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(Regarding my caption on the Darwin photo above, yes, we know it appears to be a prank by those who enjoy the Steampunk genre, but we offer the blinder thought as befitting this idol of atheists.)
Let us move on to a subject which filled Hort’
On June 26th I presented the first of four blogs under the title “How Central Banks Steal from the Nations.” I shared that material as a prelude to that which we commence today, which is the first of my recent lectures which are chock full of powerful and good news
Here below is the second lecture presented by biblical Greek scholar Edmund Lee at our Chattanooga Conference on April 4, 2026.
We had posted his first lecture here.
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Chapter 8, Section 2: Hort’s Words on American Union and the Black Race
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Dr. Fenton John Anthony Hort had read Cardinal John Henry Newman’s autobiography, and he wrote to Westcott on September 23, 1864, commenting upon it. This is Volume 2, page 30 and 31, Life of Hort.
QUOTE: To the Reverend B. F. Westcott, Newman certainly raises
