029: "Kingdoms", "Study", "Rightly Dividing", and "Science" with Dr. Perry Demopoulos

The primary manuscript from which modern bible translations originate (NIV, ESV, HCSB, NEV, LSB, NLT, etc.) is challenged on it's authenticity and dating.

Dr. Demopoulos discusses some of the advanced revelations in the English King James Bible that are not found in the original languages.

Dr. Demopoulos oversaw the translation of the King James Bible to the Russian language. He gives an update on his ministry and tells about the importance of translating from the English Authorized Version instead of the original languages.

This is the first of a series on overcoming objections from the Alexandrian Cult (aka. people who attack the Authorized Version of 1611).

Dr. Grady's newest book, Perilous Times, is reviewed as well as the current spiritual condition of the body of Christ.  To purchase Dr. Grady's new book, Perilous Times, click here: https://gradypublications.com/products/perilous-times-deep-truths-for-shallow-waters

John 21:15-17 is expounded from God’s English scriptures, the King James Bible. The standard, Bible corruptor use of agape/agapao and phileo is debunked, the differences between love and charity are explained and warnings are given regarding the history of Valentine’s Day.

Our special guest is Dr. David Walker of Calvary Baptist Church in Monticello, FL. He has authored multiple books, two of which have to deal with dispensationalism. In this episode, we discuss different dispensational beliefs and their connection with the King James Bible. This is the first of a two part series.

Link to Dr. Walker's dispensational books:

https://www.amazon.com/Rightly-Dividing-Bible-One-Dispensationalism/dp/1973609487/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=dispensationalism+david+walker&qid=1636765188&sr=8-1

https://www.amazon.com/King-James-Only-Revised-Dispensationalism-ebook/dp/B0851YD1N6/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=dispensationalism+david+walker&qid=1636765215&sr=8-2

This episode is the second half of the Admissions of a Bible Corruptor series and deals with what the King James Bible has to say about itself. Copies, translations and fruit-bearing are inspected through the lens of scripture. Also, an exciting announcement is given toward the end.