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Today we are going to discuss what legalism is and it’s not what I thought it was.  We will show you what the Bible says about legalism. 

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With all that is happening in Israel today, I got the chance to interview someone that is working with Jewish community.  He shares several concerns and opportunities that he has had.  We need to pray for our Jewish friends and the State of Israel. 

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In this program, we will discuss the timing of the Crucifixion and Passover.

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There are a lot of places that we can look at today to find information, but how do we know that it’s true?  There has been one thing that has never been proven wrong and that is God’s word, the Bible.  All through in the Bible it talks about truth being God:  God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Today we will talk about some of those truths.

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The church is the front line for people battling sin and the world.  For the unsaved, it is a place to meet God, and for the believers, a place for God to deal with whatever is troubling them and a place to rejoice. 

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Sin is a hard thing to stop doing. We will never completely stop, but we can with God's help control our sins. Today we will talk about ways God can help with those pesky sins that keep haunting us. We can get delivered from a sinful life. We will still stumble, but when we do, we can pray to God for forgiveness. 

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Today I am answering some questions that I received about the different versions of the Bible.

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Many people believe today that you can't vote for the candidates unless they have the same beliefs.  As my Dad told me when I first went to vote sometimes you have to pick the lesser of the two evils.  After all, not voting for the good guy, or not voting at all, is a vote for the bad guy.  

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Today's program may be difficult to follow because there are a lot of charts and diagrams that detail the descent of the two lines of translations. 

There is the Traditional line that came from Antioch, Assyria.  This is the line that we get the Textus Receptus and that is the major portion of the Kind James translation.  The only Bible in existence today from this manuscript is the King James Translation.

The other line is from Alexandra Egypt.  They requested manuscripts from Antioch and that is how they got their manuscripts.  Shortly after they received them, Origin made his own Greek manuscripts deleting what he didn't like or agree with.  He put in a lot of the Hellenistic way of thinking.  These manuscripts  that derived from Origen eventually became the property of the Roman Catholic Church. This line eventually split into the Latin Vulgate and the Westcott-Hort manuscript.  The Latin Vulgate which was translated into the English language (Douey-Rheims) and is what the Catholic Church uses today.  Westcott and Hort did not believe in the deity of Christ or creation and their Greek manuscripts were used for all the modern day English version Bibles used today including the New King James. 

This is a very brief description of the charts that are used in this program.  You can watch it on YouTube on my channel there.

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Today I am going to explain why I made the decision to only use the King James Bible translation.  When I was at Liberty University, I was a Bible major and went to the Friday Bible major/minor chapel services.  Every week we received a different version of the Bible such as NIV, New King James, etc.  I never really thought about there being different Bibles and when your teachers are telling you that these versions are all the same. So you don't rally question that.  I am ashamed to say that I didn't question this subject until I was around thirty.  I then had my research department (my wife) do some research and we found where our Bible came from.  That is how I came to sue the King James Bible.