Category: God’s Word

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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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  27.04.24

  John Trevisa and the Early English Bibles 2

  By John Hooper

  We are accustomed to thinking in terms of theWycliffeBible in the singular, so it is natural to assume that there was just one Wycliffe translation and it was solely the...

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  27.04.24

  The Word of God – A Testimony from Hell

  By Neil Pfeiffer

  The transcript of a message preached at the Bible League meeting in Great Baddow, Chelmsford in March 2023. The article retains the sermonic style as originally given. In Luke 16:29-31...

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  27.01.24

  John Trevisa and the Early English Bibles 1

  By John Hooper

  We can hardly imagine the translation of the Bible into English being a question for debate, but debate there was in the late 14th and early 15th centuries. This article,...

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  21.10.23

  Settled for ever

  By Peter Murcott

  For ever, O LORD, thy word is settled in heaven. Psalm 119:89  We live in uncertain times. This is an age which has been described as a moral maze. It...

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  12.07.23

  Our Treasure

  By J.P. Thackway

  “The fear of the LORD is his treasure” Isaiah 33:6 Whose “treasure” is “the fear of the LORD” in the above verse?  Isaiah chapter 33 is in the time of...

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  12.07.23

  Five Questions about the Majority Text

  By Jeffrey T. Riddle

  Posed to its Contemporary Evangelical and Reformed Advocates Introduction: Several internet pundits, YouTubers, and critics of the Textus Receptus (including those from evangelical and Reformed backgrounds) have recently suggested in...

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