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Tag Archives: bible
KJVER: King James Version Easy Read
A friend lent me a copy of the KJVER ® edition – King James Version Easy Read. After looking it over to see what it is like, I have made some observations. In short, I don’t like it. It is … Continue reading
Hendrickson Bibles “How to Become a Christian” analysis
The Hendrickson Bibles publish the text below on “How to Become a Christian”. This does not seem to be available on-line, so you don’t know what you’re getting without buying it. I’ve typed it up (no doubt, with typos), and … Continue reading
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Sinaiticus: a corrupted Bible to corrupt a generation
The British Library has a number of leaves of the famous “Codex Sinaiticus”, reputed to date from the years 300AD or so. Their forensics experts have examined it. They have a number of things to say. Also, they say it … Continue reading
Whatever you bind on earth …
If you are not conversant in first century Greek, then in order to read the Bible, you generally need a translation. I am told that the ESV is an excellent translation. My loving wife went out and bought one. It … Continue reading