Welcome To Confessional Bibliology

The purpose of this site is topromote the view of Scripture set forth in the historic Reformed Confessions and specifically in Chapter 1 of the WCF/2LBCF. This is done through providing resources, blog posts, links to audios, etc.  The site also has a library in which many of the older books can be found for free.
Over the past 200 yrs this view has been abandoned in favor of the modern view originating during the counter-reformation with the Roman Catholic priest, Richard Simon. The Reformers identified the texts that they considered authentic and the final judge in all controversies in their writings. (WCF/2LBCF 1.8)
Many myths have sprung up about Erasmus, the nature of the authentic Greek text which is called the Textus Receptus, the Authorized Version translators, etc. Here you will find resources demonstrating why such claims are without merit.

What’s Availiable?

The Library

Here you will find books covering the Classical Languages, Logic, the Art of Memory, the Confessional view of Scripture, and the modern critical view of Scripture

The Resources

Under this tab you will find audios dealing with various aspects of the Confessional Text position.  The Doctrine of Scripture series are good for laying a sound foundation of the Reformed view of Scripture.  The Dr. Riddle series are excellent for learning to refute the errors of the modern text critical school

The Reformed Humanist

Under this section you will find resources for training your memory, developing your critical thinking skills, and for learning the classical languages

Meet Our Team

Trent Still
Trent StillAdministrator
Confessional Presbyterian attending Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chris Thomas
Chris ThomasAdministrator
I hold to the historic Confessional view of Scripture as found in Chapter 1 of the WCF/2LBCF. I reject Restorationist Textual Criticism and affirm Preservationist Textual Criticism
William Sandell
William SandellAdministrator
I am a graduate of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and hold to the providential preservation of Scripture as found in Chapter 1 of the WCF.