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This is another contribution by the new Version, which, with other passages of the same import, reveals a systematic presentation of the doctrine of Purgatory. Still another passage, this time from the Old Testament, reveals the tendency which the Revisers had in this direction. d. Job 26:5 King James: “Dead things are formed from under the waters, and the inhabitants thereof.” Revised: “They (“the shades” margin) that are deceased tremble beneath the waters and the inhabitants thereof.” It is very evident here that the Revisers did not have a Protestant mentality. On this passage we will quote from a member of the Old Testament Revision Committee (American): “In chapter 26 the senseless rendering of verse 440
5, ‘Dead things are formed from under the waters,’ etc., is replaced by a vivid reference to God’s control over departed spirits.”[15] e. 2 Peter 2:9 King James: “The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished.” Revised: “The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptation, and to keep the unrighteous under punishment unto the day of judgment.” By the change of this passage, the Revisers have gone beyond even the Douay Version, which agrees here with the King James. This change puts the wicked at once, after death, under continuing punishment, even before they have had a fair trial at the judgment seat. Speaking of (1 Peter 4:6), a reviewer of an article (1881) by Professor Evans, of Lane Seminary, says: “In the department of 441
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OUR AUTHORIZED BIBLE VINDICATED Ben
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necessary, while confirming the glo
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Chapter 1 Fundamentally, only two d
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Is the American Revised Version cor
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the Christian believer a testimony
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Life is bigger than logic. When it
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Bible which Constantine adopted and
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largely to the Christian Era; for t
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iniquity doth already work.” (2 T
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The Greek word in this verse which
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perhaps are even led to pause on th
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Church and of theology written even
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men, after the rudiments of the wor
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that down through the centuries the
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among these, prominently, are the R
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This is how Paul used churches in J
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abundance. Eusebius is witness to t
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heresy. This same Tatian wrote a Ha
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of turning all Bible events into al
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Irenaeus (A. D. 150), and the Afric
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22. Dean Burgon, The Revision Revis
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the early church. The Eusebio-Orige
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Robertson singles out these two man
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“Constantine applied to Eusebius
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the minds of those who know. The ty
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and the Sinaiticus saw the light of
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“It is no wonder that the traditi
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translation, was of the type from w
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only were such translations in exis
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possessing in some large measure th
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“When Pope Gregory found some Ang
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Early France -- which Bible? In sou
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manuscripts from the churches of Ju
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were full of falsifications, which
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Catholicism, with using corrupt Gre
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from A to G. The whole of these wer
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closer to the words without prejudi
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ought forth an English translation
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confounded the world” with the Gr
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It is interesting to trace back the
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was the elegant translation made wi
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supplied him with the unequivocal t
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hands of Constantine and became the
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The two parallel streams of bibles
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Ancient British and Irish Churches,
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p. 99. 50. Dr. Frederick Nolan, Int
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Western Europe.”[1] When the use
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immediate submission to their pagan
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that Greek theologian. His other do
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in Northern Italy who refused to bo
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“The Latins have had so great est
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come within the Catholic Church. Da
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All were left in a labyrinth of dar
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order to the brotherhood in the nam
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When the one thousand years had gon
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most distinguished citizen. Book af
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Text, is none other than the Greek
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Tyndale. The Received Text in Greek
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landowner. Here his attacks upon th
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5. Jacobus, p. 6. 6. Hort’s Intro
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the Augustinians, the Benedictines,
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canonized and made Saint Ignatius.
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time, the order of the Jesuits was
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“As for holy obedience, this virt
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and deserts, of hunger and pestilen
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The Council of Trent was dominated
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They Condemned: 3 -- ”That Script
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e broken down. In time the Reformat
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The great stir over the Jesuit Bibl
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understood at once to be a menace a
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ecame a great sea power. After the
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changes took the form approximating
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produced in any language, -- the Ki
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Chapter 5 The King James Bible born
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We are told that the revival of Mas
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are not called to account, they wil
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words. There is no differentiation
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wrought in hair lines, and on polis
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elittled the Bible of the Protestan
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translators of 1611. The Reformers
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very interesting chapter of history
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y means of large sums of money, his
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edition gives the text of B. ... Th
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cursive. Uncials are written in lar
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who was invited to sit on the Revis
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As to the large number of manuscrip
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to each of the other companies to b
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undertaking. Few indeed are the liv
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It is difficult for us in this pres
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and laws of the British Empire, and
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ever seen. ... “Every one who has
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Others, Part 1, p. 651. 3. Chambers
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Chapter 6 Comparisons to show how t
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ever. Amen.” Jesuit Version of 15
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Note that the Jesuit and American R
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kingdom come. Our daily bread give
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the brethren who are of the Gentile
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error of doctrine, so Dr. Robinson
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The phrase “through His blood”
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14. 2 Timothy 4:1 King James Bible:
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His commandments, that they may hav
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Notes: 1. Dr. B. Warfield’s Colle
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Version. They seem to overlook the
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ceased almost entirely.”[5] While
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anywhere, any situation similar con
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countries were radically overhauled
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Ages and who seek to bring western
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German scholar, who, however, claim
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the Pope suppress the order of the
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Protestant Griesbach, and the Catho
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Origen. His classification of the m
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trail when by his classification of
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Hebraisms King James (Reformers) --
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1881, says: “Our Revisers have su
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“Their (the Revisers’) knowledg
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it is necessary, since Peter is cal
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of the same in France, -- Montalemb
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adorned the wider ranks of Evangeli
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Bible. Schleiermacher modernized Cl
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Lachmann, Tischendorf, and Tregelle
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judgment. Previous to that he had b
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Such were the antecedent conditions
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the New Testament are possessed of
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Notes: 1. Von Dobschutz, The Influe
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34. Gore, A New Commentary, Part II
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not comprehend how a Jesuit could b
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“In my first term at the Universi
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clergymen of England were instructe
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are told how he read those serious
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drawings, went wild over them, and
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mind, he and Froude set out for a t
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Keep thou my feet; I do not ask to
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Rome and England will be united in
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Waldenses and how they had, through
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eservation, which he took from Clem
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event. The three great obstacles wh
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The Gorham case Previous to this, D
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to furnish the facts well calculate
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Cardinal Wiseman found great diffic
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Gladstone felt that the bishops wer
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carried, inscribed, “The brutal H
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The period from 1850 to 1860 had se
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authors of these advanced views on
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extinction of the controversy of Tr
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the world, and less a scholar, but
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Dr. Wylie indicates that these grea
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congregation. Congregations otherwi
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present the ritualists have pretty
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Vulgate and a human stamp upon the
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on the Congregation of the Index. W
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interpretation of Holy Writ belonge
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to arouse an expectancy that some k
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261. 28. Dr. Overton, The Anglican
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Chapter 9 Westcott and Hort It is i
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“But the book which has most enga
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Dr. Hort falls under the influence
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Their spiritualism Westcott’s son
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“It does not seem to me that the
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Protestants. Westcott: “Nothing r
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about the possible duty of offering
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Times and Dr. Newman. Don’t tell
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hard and unspiritual medieval crust
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earing our sins and sufferings to h
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merest traditionalism.”[45] Altho
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32. Life of Westcott, Vol. II. p. 6
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moderation and apparently rigid con
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new manuscripts and had done consid
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will testify, are often sadly, and
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House -- was appointed. This commit
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possess, is frequently a witness of
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order that meetings of the committe
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going on behind closed doors, the s
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Unable to bear the situation, he ab
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to-day in Revision, though without
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America.[33] The new Greek Testamen
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Greek New Testament.[42] It was of
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laid on the sandy ground of ingenio
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peers and placed himself alongside
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the small attendance at times under
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Wreckers, not builders A force of b
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One of the Revisers wrote, after th
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The revisers’ greatest crime Ever
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nation only, but of all great natio
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harmonious, It agrees with itself,
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ecommended it to the Bible student,
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were biased by their pro-Protestant
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26. Hemphill, History of the R. V.,
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Chapter 11 Blow after blow against
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e changed, I will now quote from th
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Timothy knew from his infancy. That
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“But perhaps the most surprising
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liberalism finds consolation here.
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power external to themselves; the l
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Ritualism and Evolution. Bishop Wes
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Page 431 and 432: this manner, The apostles and elder
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Page 437 and 438: As Bishop Mullen says: “For the t
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Page 443 and 444: Even in 1583, thirty years before t
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Page 451 and 452: 2. Miracles and history. 3. The dev
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fundamental and test doctrine of th
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objects become more distinct.”[15
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several of the most respectable and
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priest, exclaiming, ‘I ask your b
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(Matthew 16:18), more in favor of P
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New Testament Revision Committee, m
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him as a qualified Reviser. Unitari
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he has already advanced, are such a
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Chapter 15 The rising tide of moder
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progressive, and therefore, from ti
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Bible which reads, “In the beginn
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two of the least trustworthy docume
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permitted such disfigurements unles
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“By periods God created that whic
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adored the top of his rod.” What
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of that movement in England which e
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westward, it has now reached Americ
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In the Word dwells spiritual life t
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ecords have been the object of God
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garments of penury, the church in t
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answer to this question in prophecy
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Again the people of God are called
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Book. We shall need the Lord Jesus
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