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By comparing scripture to scripture in the Authorized King James Version and the English Standard Version of the Bible, it is easy to see that these two Bibles disagree on essential doctrines, in certain places. Many Christians today are unaware of these problems. This quick study book is part of a series of six books exposing corrupt modern Bible translations.

Comparing the Authorized King James Bible to the Holman Christian Standard Bible reveals some alarming problems. These two Bibles disagree in many places on historic Christian doctrine. By comparing verses in the AKJV to the HCSB, this quick study book makes it easy to see that modern Bible translations can't be trusted.

MODERN BIBLE TRANSLATION PROBLEMS VI is the last book in a series of six books exposing corrupt Bible translations. By comparing the Revised Standard Version (RSV) to the Authorized King James Version, it is easy to see that there are some big problems with modern translations. All the books in this series are easy to read and designed for quick study. Book VI profiles verses in the RSV that are problematic and should be cause for alarm, especially among serious born again Christians to whom truth matters.

Designed to assist the person who is serious about understanding God's Word, this study guide is intended to be used along with the book, "Christ and Covenant: Key to the Scripture." This 13-week study guide can be used for group study in Sunday School, for Bible study, personal study or formal study in a classroom. It is the 3rd book in a series of 3 study guides. Book #1, Christ: Key to the Scripture, focuses on Christ as the centerpiece of the Bible. Book #2 - Old Testament Covenants, and Book #3 - The New Covenant, explain in detail that the Bible is a series of interrelated covenants. Covenants are sacred contracts that God entered into with humanity that literally define what our C ...

In this book, when I speak of Papist whores and their theology, I am not necessarily targeting a member of the Roman Catholic Church—but I am referring to nominal Protestants who are intentionally working to undermine Biblical Christianity. For example, I am referring to those nominal Protestants who reject Sola Scriptura (The Bible alone is the Word of God). I am also referring to any nominal Protestant who willfully repudiates Sola Fide (justification by faith alone), deliberately mixes Law and Gospel, and purposely opposes God’s Absolute Predestination, while teaching the free will of man. In chapter one, I examine and refute Roger Olson’s book “Arminian Theology: Myths and Reali ...

A representation of the work of Master-Iconographer Eileen McGuckin, head of the New York Atelier "The Icon Studio" representing in full color a generous selection of her Russian and Byzantine style icons. The work opens with a historical and theological introduction to the ancient Eastern Orthodox Art of the Icon and each color plate is faced with a textual commentary explaining the meaning of the symbolism contained in the different icons. A beautiful book for meditation and Fine Art appreciation by one of America's leading Icon Painters.

Biblical Christianity is based on Scripture alone (Sola Scriptura). The Axiomatic starting point of Christianity is Sola Scriptura. This is the formal principle of the Protestant Reformation. The Bible alone has the monopoly on truth. All of the important questions men have concerning life are truthfully answered by Scripture alone. From the Bible, we are taught that the chief article of Christianity is justification by faith alone (Sola Fide). This doctrine is the center of the system of Christianity. Sola Fide is the heart of Biblical-Christianity. It is not to be marginalized, diminished, or removed from the center. Justification by faith alone is the heart of the Gospel—it is the ...

The ancient creeds of Christianity define what it means to be Christian. However, there is one Christian group—members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons)—who claim that all those creeds are wrong and need to be revamped. This is why many people assert that Mormons are not Christians at all, despite their belief in Jesus Christ. Mormonism provides a remarkably different view of Christ and his work from that of normative Christianity, taking all the old stories and reinterpreting them based on the revelations received by Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of the Church. This book is about that reinterpretation. I offer it, not as the Mormon viewpoint, but a ...

As a believer I think one should set their mind to be a life-long learner in order to be a workman who correctly handles the word of truth. In my case as a leader / teacher / elder it is imperative that I am passing on sound doctrine. Continuing to study the word better equips me to be able to more fully understand God’s plan for the church and to be able to lead his church and pass sound doctrine on to others. It was with this mindset that the journey culminating in this work embarked. Little did I know how much I did not know and today I am humbled more than ever now to realize that study of the word really is a life-long endeavor. The main body or first 120 pages or so of this wo ...