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The smelting process purifies the metal and God's word is like the most pure silver "purified seven times". We must allow God's pure word then to take away the dross from our sinful, impure lives! Also Reference: (Genesis 4:22), 1 Corinthians 15:45), (Genesis 4:17), Psalm 12:6-7 https://bbfohio.com

Equipping laypeople with a fundamental understanding of Bible translation is a critical task sitting at the intersection of apologetics, discipleship, and pastoral care. The average believer encounters Scripture exclusively through the lens of translation—a process involving deliberate scholarly choices regarding grammar, word selection, and cultural context.

Gavin says "this St. Kilien's Day Sermon...shall consider some incest matters connected with...the deaths of St. John the Baptist & Kilien of Ireland &...Anglican Reformation of England & Ireland." And...also the 500th anniversary year of 1526-2026 of the 1st edition of…Tyndale's New Testament" & "Matthew's Bible…1537 compiled with the assistance of…Tyndale &…Coverdale…by…Matthew Rogers who…recorded in…Foxe's Book of Martyrs was the 1st of the Marian Martyrs killed for his…Protestant Christianity by the Popish queen Bloody Mary in 1555." A "balanced Biblical assessment of the execution of…Tyndale at the behest of…Henry VIII requires some level of ambivalence towards both Henry VIII & William Tyndale for neither of them were without blemish." There is "religious propaganda that glorifies Tyndale with reference to the white side…in his Bible translation work in favour of the Reformation, but which…conceals the black side…in his work to thwart & undermine the Reformation." E.g. "This…Biblical balance is…lost in the religiously liberal Revised Standard Version's Preface of 1952" "focusing only on his good side, & hiding his dark & black side." CORRECTIONS: "the words said by St. John the Baptist, &" should here say "whose life & death is" afore "found in all 4 gospels e.g. St. Mark 6:18, 'It is not lawful for thee to have thy brother's wife'." Reference is made to "a secret service agent, Steven Vaughan," acting "with the help of another;" & a July 2026 footnote to printed sermon says "I should have said, 'the help of another secret service agent...Henry…Phillips.' He went to Antwerp & he, not Vaughan…made contact with Tyndale in 1535 & laid the rat-trap that caught Tyndale."

This year marks the 500th anniversary of William Tyndale's New Testament—the first English translation of the Scriptures from the original Greek. In this illustrated presentation, Pastor Darren Cadapen explores the remarkable life, work, and legacy of William Tyndale (c.1494–1536), whose translation of the Bible helped shape the English language and fuel the Protestant Reformation

The King James Bible is the preserved Word of God and modern translations are a recent deception, that is clearly from the devil, because God would have nothing to do with the way they treat his words. We can easily trace the origin of all of these modern versions to Westcott and Hort in last half of the 19th century, whose stated goal was to replace the King James Version with the same line of Alexandrian manuscripts that were used during the 1000 years of darkness by the Roman Catholic Church. The introduction of these new translations since 1970, and great majority since 1990, has done great damage to the cause of Christ, and has caused much division. It is a lie to say that those who stand for the King James Bible are causing division in the body of Christ. The King James Bible was the only Bible for 270 years. Where were all these modern scholars then? The modern versions are a Johnny-come-lately thing that is obviously not of God, and if you really are a Bible-believer, then you will keep your King James Bible and have nothing to do with all the modern versions.

In a large number of countries it is difficult for people to have their own copy of the Scriptures. In some countries this might be due to poverty, while in others it is the lack of an accurate and faithful translation of the Word of God in the people's language. Sadly, in many countries both problems exist. In Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world, many people cannot afford to purchase their own copy of the Scriptures, even if they were readily available.

Welcome to the very first episode of the Spanish Bible Podcast! Why should English-speaking Christians care about the Spanish Bible? Whether you're a pastor, missionary, Bible student, Spanish learner, or simply interested in Bible translation, the Spanish Bible plays an important role in modern ministry. In this episode, Shane Rice shares his background serving for over a decade as a missionary in Peru and explains why understanding the Spanish Bible is increasingly important for churches, missionaries, and Christians in today's world. In this episode you'll learn: • Why the Spanish language is so significant worldwide • Why the Spanish Bible matters to English-speaking Christians • How Spanish-speaking ministries impact local churches • What this podcast will cover in future episodes • Why understanding the Spanish Bible can strengthen your ministry

This sermon argues that spiritual gifts, specifically tongues, must be intelligible foreign languages rather than ecstatic gibberish to edify the congregation. The speaker emphasizes that God commands clear communication in worship so that listeners can understand and be built up, contrasting this with the confusion caused by unintelligible speech. It asserts that prophecy serves believers while tongues serve as a sign to unbelievers, but only when interpreted or understood. The text warns against modern charismatic practices that lack translation, labeling them as foolishness contrary to biblical order. Ultimately, the message calls for adherence to scriptural standards of decency and clarity in all church proceedings.