Our Authorized Bible Vindicated - Benjamin G. Wilkinson

translators of 1611. The Reformers themselves
considered their sources of information perfect.
Doctor Fulke says:
“But as for the Hebrew and Greek that now is,
(it) may easily be proved to be the same that
always hath been; neither is there any diversity in
sentence, howsoever some copies, either through
negligence of the writer, or by any other occasion,
do vary from that which is commonly and most
generally received in some letters, syllables, or
words.”[13]
We cannot censure the Reformers for
considering their sources of information sufficient
and authentic enough to settle in their minds the
infallible inspiration of the Holy Scriptures, since
we have a scholar of repute to-day rating their
material as high as the material of the present.
Doctor Jacobus thus indicates the relative value of
information available to Jerome, to the translators
of the King James, and to the Revisers of 1900:
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