Why the Septuagint Should Not Be Trusted — and Why the King James Bible Can Be Introduction: This 5-part series exposes the myths surrounding the Septuagint (LXX) and affirms the reliability of the King James Bible. Drawing from the in-depth research of Dr. Floyd Nolen Jones, each post uncovers the flaws, contradictions, and theological dangers…
A Sobering Alarm Bell Few books in recent decades have struck the Church with as loud a warning as Gail Riplinger’s New Age Bible Versions. First published in 1993, this meticulously documented volume reveals a coordinated departure from doctrinal truth through modern Bible translations. Riplinger, an academic with an eye for spiritual detail, compares over…
Discovering the Divine Design of the KJV *In Awe of Thy Word* is not just a book — it is a worshipful journey into the heart of the Scriptures. In over 1,200 pages, Gail Riplinger peels back the veil to show that the King James Bible is more than a translation — it is a…
How the King James Bible reveals the cross hidden in Eve’s curse Introduction Why was Eve’s curse centered around sorrow and childbirth? It may seem strange — almost random — until we begin to see the redemptive pattern God was revealing. Eve was not just receiving a consequence; she was embodying a prophecy. Eve’s Sorrow:…