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“Now the Church must hear Christ’s voice. Christ’s sheep will hear his voice, John 10:16. They will neither hear nor follow a stranger, ver. 5. Christ’s voice is not to be heard but in the Scriptures. Therefore other doctrine must not be received of the Church than is taught and delivered in the Scriptures. ThisContinue reading “Andrew Willet, (1562-1621), on the Sufficiency of Scripture”

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”

I was recently invited to teach my mom’s Sunday School class while visiting her in Florida. At 67 I was the “spring chicken” Sunday, but we had a marvelous time together around the things of the Lord. As class started a young man that I learned later was 20 came in and sat down withContinue reading “An Explanatory Anecdotal Story”

(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”

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”

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.

I was recently on Nick Sayer’s Revolution YouTube channel and I thought it would be profitable to break down the interview (it was almost 4 hours long) into smaller pieces over the course of the next several weeks. In the following segment I was asked where I would locate the Standard Sacred Text position inContinue reading “A Standard Sacred Text, Theodore Letis, and Current Scholarship (~15 min)”

Today I was perusing Facebook and noticed that a couple of those men who often disagree with the Standard Sacred Text position were expressing their heartfelt joy and thankfulness in the wife of their youth. Praise the Lord for that and may their love remain strong as death itself. In a world where marriage isContinue reading “Happy Valentines Day – Bibliology Edition”