Category: God’s Word

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  03.01.26

  The Authority of the Holy Scriptures

  By Graham Bidston

  Graham Bidston (1935-2024) belonged to a generation of ministers who were noted for their godly faithfulness and unflinching commitment to God’s Word. After serving as pastor of West Woolwich Baptist...

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  31.07.25

  “To the saints which are at Ephesus”

  By Jeffrey T. Riddle

  Retrieving the Classic Christian Consensus on the Intended Recipients of Ephesians “Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, to the saints which are at Ephesus, and...

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  29.04.25

  New Testament Quotations from the Old Testament 

  By Algernon J. Pollock

  Algernon Pollock (1864–1957) was an evangelist and apologist writer belonging to the Plymouth Brethren. In this article he quotes from and refutes Dr E. Griffith-Jones (1860-1942), a Congregational Minister and...

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  03.01.25

  The Preservation of Scripture

  By Jeffrey T. Riddle

  The Indestructible Word of God (Jeremiah 36) Jeffrey T. Riddle Jeremiah 36:32 Then took Jeremiah another roll, and gave it to Baruch the scribe, the son of Neriah; who wrote...

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  24.10.24

  Does the King James Version wrongly translate Acts 5:30? 

  By Jeffrey T. Riddle

  Dr Jeffrey T Riddle, Pastor of Christ Reformed Baptist Church, Louisa, Virginia. “The God of our fathers raised up Jesus, whom ye slew and hanged on a tree” (Acts 5:30...

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  24.10.24

  The First Words ever uttered upon the Earth

  By Professor Tommy MacKay

  The first recorded words ever uttered upon the earth were about Christ and the Church. They were spoken by the first man, in Genesis 2.23,24: “And Adam said, This is...

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  15.07.24

  Five Questions regarding the New King James Version

  By Jeffrey T. Riddle

  “Why don’t you just use the New King James Version (NKJV)?” This is a question that has been posed to me more than once by those who know of my...

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  15.07.24

  John Trevisa and the Early English Bibles 3

  By John Hooper

  We know that John Trevisa completed his English translation of Higden’s great encyclopaedia, the Polychronicon, in April 1387. We can be certain because he dated it in his own hand....

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