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THE LITTLE BOOK OF REVELATION 10: TOTAL ASSIMILATION OF THE INSPIRED MESSAGE
THE LITTLE BOOK OF REVELATION 10: TOTAL ASSIMILATION OF THE INSPIRED MESSAGE βιβλαρίδιον The identity of the “little book” in Revelation 10 can be established through five key theological and exegetical considerations: Introduction The design of this paper is to examine the interpretive background of Revelation 10 to determine the origin and nature of theContinue reading “THE LITTLE BOOK OF REVELATION 10: TOTAL ASSIMILATION OF THE INSPIRED MESSAGE”
THE BIBLICAL DEFINITION OF PERFECTION
The following post is an excerpt from Eschatological Grounding and is a component part of the argument for the perpetual utility of Scripture throughout the Eternal State. At the core of this discussion perfection is understood as being on a trajectory of infinite spiritual progression. This trajectory is fundamentally established on the reality that theContinue reading “THE BIBLICAL DEFINITION OF PERFECTION”
If you can’t see the conspicuous it’s because you won’t see it.
Published in 1841, 40 years before the notorious novel 1881 Greek NT the pre-critical theology of inspiration was still being articulated. On two pages we find 1. The failure of scholarship; 2. Jot and tittle infallibility; 3. The creative element of inspiration down to the very words (dictation); 4. Scripture’s self-attestation and self-authentication. Only theContinue reading “If you can’t see the conspicuous it’s because you won’t see it.”
WHY CRITICAL SCHOLARSHIP DISDAINS THE KING JAMES BIBLE (AND FISHERMEN)
The Church gets along just fine without an intellectually intimidating Academy. The Church can easily do without being told they cannot read their Bible without some scholar or scholar wannabe’s pontification. The Church serves and pleases God without knowing a stich of Greek or Hebrew diction, syntax, or grammar. Do we really need to knowContinue reading “WHY CRITICAL SCHOLARSHIP DISDAINS THE KING JAMES BIBLE (AND FISHERMEN)”
2025 Conference of the Reformation Bible Society – Grand Rapids, MI
I am excited to announce the 2025 Conference of the Reformation Bible Society. We had a blast last year and I’m looking forward to another great conference. It’ll be great to be back in our old stomping ground at Calvin and Cornerstone. We will be meeting at the Pirsig/Debruyn Chapel on the campus of CornerstoneContinue reading “2025 Conference of the Reformation Bible Society – Grand Rapids, MI”
Interview w/ Nick Sayers about An Eschatological Grounding and The 30 Best Arguments
Good morning, All. As many of you know we have both recently published books. Dr. Van Kleeck Sr. has published An Eschatological Grounding for a Standard Sacred Text which can be found here. Dr. Van Kleeck Jr. has published The 30 Best Arguments Against King James Version Onlyism* which can be found here. Yesterday afternoon,Continue reading “Interview w/ Nick Sayers about An Eschatological Grounding and The 30 Best Arguments”
1876 Centennial King James Bible
Moving some of my books I came across this 1876 Bible prepared to commemorate the American centennial. The first photo lists this edition’s commendations and why it was selected as the centennial edition. The second photo contains 1 John 5:7 which was present 5 years before the critical text corrupted this passage by its removal.Continue reading “1876 Centennial King James Bible”
An Eschatological Grounding For A Standard Sacred Text
This volume considers the question, “What is the eschatological future of the Bible?” by way of fresh, optimistic exploration of the Scripture. For instance, “Is Scripture incinerated with the re-formation of the New Heaven and Earth?” Or “Does forever mean forever in every case except when applied to Scripture?” The focus of this volume isContinue reading “An Eschatological Grounding For A Standard Sacred Text”
Canonicity: Why the Bible Has 66 Books
A new Study Guide entitled, Canonicity: Why the Bible Has 66 Books, prepared by Dr. Peter Van Kleeck, Sr., is now available at Amazon Books. Designed as Sunday School curriculum for High School through all adult classes, seminars, and family devotions, the Study Guide builds a strong, historically proven, theological case for the collation ofContinue reading “Canonicity: Why the Bible Has 66 Books”
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