The battle over the best Greek to use for translations wages over the significance of the various texts we have from history. Here we talk about the Textus Receptus, what it is, and asking if it is the best or not.

Today we pick up from Part 1 and we see where the line of Adam, the first sinner, turns evil and God sees the sins and will destroy the world. But why?

Genesis 5-6

Today we pick up from Part 1 and we see where the line of Adam, the first sinner, turns evil and God sees the sins and will destroy the world. But why?

Genesis 5-6

Today we talk about the world before the flood from the creation to the lines of Cain and Seth, and what this might have to do with the flood.

Genesis 1-4

Today we do a quick study in discernment looking at how one author misquoted the Scripture, why this is the norm in our day, and how to approach examining these cases.

2 Kings 6:18-22

1 Kings 19:15-17

2 Kings 2:23-24

2 Kings 5:25-27

Today we will talk about the three primary classes of Greek texts that make up the archeological history of the text as it was handed down.

Today we talk about the three prevailing theories of textual criticism, the field that is all about figuring out what the real Biblical texts say.

Psalm 12:6-7

Isiah 40:8

People talk about hypocrites in the Church, but the Bible is not the perfect people of God, but the fallible people of God. Here we discuss these things.

2 Samuel 1:15

Today we talk about the false teachers who have risen from among the flock. We talk about the rise of Andy Stanley, Rick Warren, and other church growth people, and why Christians are taken in.

Acts 20:28-31

Today we tackle some of the issues with the King James ONLY movement and why I do not care what translation people use.

Here are the four key points:

1.) Hasty translation

2.) Several minor textual errors

3.) Language is out of date

4.) Uses later manuscripts