A true Bible believer is one who believes the words as they are written.
Defend the Integrity of the 400-year editing process that gave us our modern King James Bible This book will dispel rumors that the King James Bible was re-translated in the mid-1700s and also contains history that has not yet been published. It will strengthen a preacher’s confidence in the Bible that he holds in his hand.
Kent Settlemyer – Further Thoughts on the Word of God: Revised and Expanded Edition – Kindle edition by Asquith, John. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
“A true Bible believer is one who believes the words as they are written. A simple rule of thumb for determining if a preacher is in error is to see if what he says contradicts the King James Bible in any point in its proper context. Changing a passage to make it fit a theological point, even if that point is a true one in a different context, is like a person who carves a piece of a jigsaw puzzle to make it fit the picture. He may make it fit where he is, but somewhere else something will not go together right.” John M. Asquith, Further Thoughts on the Word of God, p.39 – Kent Settlemyer – Further Thoughts on the Word of God: Revised and Expanded Edition – Kindle edition by Asquith, John. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
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