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Revelational Epistemology and the Preservation of Scripture
Affirming the Confessional View Introduction: The Issue of Scriptural Foundation The debate over the preservation of Scripture centers on a pivotal question: on what authority do we rest our confidence that the Scriptures we possess today are authentically preserved? The…
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Revelational Epistemology and the Necessity of a Preserved Scripture
John 17:17 Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth. The idea of revelational epistemology holds that human knowledge of truth must ultimately rest on a source that is transcendent, yet simultaneously accessible to us. Such a foundation must be both…
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Erasmus' Greek New Testament & Back Translation
In refuting Jeffrey Stivason’s article Erasmus & the Final Verses of Revelation, it is crucial to address not only the historical inaccuracies but also the selective presentation of evidence that undergirds the popular claim of Erasmus’ back-translation of Revelation 22:16-21…
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The Place of the King James Bible in Today’s Church
The Place of the King James Bible in Today’s Church: A Case for Retention and Study References: 1. TBS Word List 2. Mark Ward's article where William Sandell Refutes his thesis in the comments: https://byfaithweunderstand.com/ The King James Bible KJV , first…
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A Call to Stand Firm Against Modern Textual Criticism
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A Decade of Confessional Bibliology
A commemorative publication package marking ten years of writing, research, preservation, correction, and renewed work for the years ahead.
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The Original Confessional Bibliology: Our History and Identity
A documented account of the publication’s founding, authorship, doctrinal identity, editorial continuity, and relationship to the broader theological movement.
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Mark Ward
Mark Ward is an American author and public teacher known chiefly for arguments about changes in English, the contemporary intelligibility of the Authorized Version, Bible software, and the use of multiple modern translations.
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Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield
Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield was a Presbyterian minister and theologian who taught at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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John Gill
John Gill was a Particular Baptist pastor in London, Hebrew scholar, commentator, and systematic theologian.
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John 5:39 — “Search the Scriptures” or “Ye Search the Scriptures”?
The same Greek verb can be read as an imperative, “Search,” or an indicative, “Ye search”; manuscripts do not supply the deciding punctuation.
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Luke 2:11 — “Christ the Lord”: What Title Did the Angel Announce?
The Textus Receptus and the principal critical editions agree that the newborn Saviour is “Christ the Lord.” Secondary rearrangements do not displace the established title.
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