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Author Archives: Peter Van Kleeck Jr. Ph.D.
Is a Translation Still God’s Word?
Over this past weekend I had the opportunity to be on The King’s Men podcast and discuss the anatomy of Christian belief, what the Bible says about itself, and why I read the Bible I read. In this second episode we discuss how a translation can be properly understood as inspired. Blessings.
Has God’s Word Been Perfectly Preserved?
Over this past weekend I had the opportunity to be on The King’s Men podcast and discuss the anatomy of Christian belief, what the Bible says about itself, and why I read the Bible I read. This is the first episode. Lord willing I will post the second episode tomorrow. Blessings.
Authoritas Divina Duplex (Repost)
“twofold divine authority; a distinction between (1) the authoritas rerum, or authority of the things of Scripture, the substantia doctrinae (substance of doctrine); and (2) the authroitas verborum, or authority of the words of Scripture arising from the accidens scriptionis, the accident of writing.” Richard Muller, Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms: Drawn PrincipallyContinue reading “Authoritas Divina Duplex (Repost)”
The Reformation Bible Society Invitation – August 3, 2024
Apologetic relevance of the Textus Receptus by Robert Paul Weiland
Weiland passed away some years ago and so his YouTube channel is not being monitored/updated. Still, his content was and is in so many ways spot on. I am considering sharing all of his stuff here so that we can bring his material back into the light. In this video Weiland addresses what looks likeContinue reading “Apologetic relevance of the Textus Receptus by Robert Paul Weiland”
Dr. Jeff Riddle’s Analysis of James White’s Inability to Offer a Robust Distinctively Christian Bibliology to His Roman Catholic Interlocutor, Trent Horn
A Critique and Caution About The Site kjvparallelbible.org by Christopher Yetzer
(Reposted with permission) OVERVIEW Kjvparallelbible is a website created and run by Mark Ward. The main portion of the site includes the text of the New Testament in two versions. The one on the left (or top if you are on a phone or smaller device) is the King James Version and the other isContinue reading “A Critique and Caution About The Site kjvparallelbible.org by Christopher Yetzer”
My Discussion w/ Nick Sayers
I’ve been trying to get YouTube to help me split this interview up but every time I embed a section of video the timestamp is always off. So I thought I would share the whole interview with a few comments. The topics covered are:1.) Where does the Standard Sacred Text position fall among the otherContinue reading “My Discussion w/ Nick Sayers”
Scholars: Past vs. Present and Manuscripts: Past vs. Present (~10 min)
In this second segment of my recent discussion with Nick Sayer’s we compare the scholarship of the past with scholarship of the present. We also briefly address the state of the manuscript tradition now verses 400 years ago.
Standard Sacred Text.com 