Why I Trust the KJV Series

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For years, Christians have been taught to approach the Bible-version question largely through scholars, manuscripts, textual families, and translation committees. Those things matter, and this series will not ignore them. But there is a deeper issue.

Jesus said:

“My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.”
— John 10:27

The Word of God was not given only to scholars, it was given to the people of God, indwelt by the Holy Ghost.

So this series is not about proving that my scholar is better than yours. It is about learning to look, listen, compare, and discern. When the wording changes, we will ask:

What else changed?

• Did causation become permission?
  Did certainty become possibility?
  Did God’s action become man’s performance?
  Was a biblical connection preserved or obscured?
  Did the translation clarify the text—or interpret it for us?

And above all:

Has Christ remained at the center?

Not every modern translation gets every passage wrong. Not every traditional argument for the KJV is equally strong. Where the evidence supports the KJV, we will show it and where a modern translation renders the text faithfully, we will say so. Truth does not need weak arguments.

The goal is not dependence upon experts, the goal is discernment.

A good teacher points to the Word and says:

“Look.”

Then the Holy Ghost teaches.

“Open thou mine eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of thy law.”
— Psalm 119:18

That is the spirit in which this series is written.

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Table of Contents

1. Who is the Center of Psalm 23?
2. Christ and His Word Cannot be Separated
3. A Treasure Worth Keeping
4. The Sorrow That Births Joy: From Eve’s Curse to Christ’s Cross
5. The Seed and the Sword
6. The Throne and the Footstool
7. The Blood and the Book
8. The Priesthood of the Word
9. Thee, Thou, and the Brainwashing of a Generation
10. The Word ‘Holy’ and Why It Matters
11. The Rhythm of Revelation: How the KJV Sings with the Voice of God
12. It Preserves the Power of the Cross
13. It Protects the Blood of Jesus
14. It Keeps the Narrow Way Narrow
15. It Preserves Reverence in Addressing God
16. It Was Birthed in a Time of Spiritual Awakening, Not Apostasy
17. The Only Bible That Commands You to Study
18. The Royal Identity Preserved: Why “Kings” Matters in Revelation 1:6 and 5:10
19. The Language of Heaven Leaves No Room for Compromise
20. Quit You Like Men — More Verses the Modern Versions Weaken
21. Beautiful for Situation
22. God Wants for Nothing: Why the KJV Protects His Nature
23. The NKJV Is Not Easier to Read — It’s Harder
24. The NIV and the New Age Agenda
25. Book Review — *New Age Bible Versions* by Gail Riplinger
26. Book Review — In Awe of God’s Word
27. Missing Words, Missing Doctrine: Why the KJV Stands Alone
28. The NKJV: A Trojan Horse Bible
29. Broken Word Chains
30. Broken Thread Typology
31. When Words Lose Their Weight
32. The Power of One Word — “Signified”
33. Why Modern Bible Versions Avoid the Word “Compassion”
34. Why “Race” Misses the Mark
35. Psalm 136: The Battle for Mercy
36. Volunteers or Soldiers
37. Hebrews and the Crowning of Christ: KJV vs. Darby
38. Removed or Reassigned: Darby’s Treatment of Hell and Judgment
39. The Kingdom Confusion: Darby vs. Christ’s Present Reign
40. Two Gospels? Dispensational Damage in the Darby Version
41. When the Translator Becomes the Theologian: Darby’s Doctrinal Footnotes
42. New Age Bible Version Tracts