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  1. 1) The Myth of Verbatim Identicality: How God Actually Preserved His Word (2024 GSB STS Conference)

    1) The Myth of Verbatim Identicality: How God Actually Preserved His Word (2024 GSB STS Conference)

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  3. FTGF Lesson 236 | Assessing The Printed History of The King James Text (1629 Cambridge Edition)

    FTGF Lesson 236 | Assessing The Printed History of The King James Text (1629 Cambridge Edition)

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  9. 2) The Conspiratorial Mindset: A Scriptural Investigation (Standard of Proof & Evil Surmisings)

    2) The Conspiratorial Mindset: A Scriptural Investigation (Standard of Proof & Evil Surmisings)

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  10. 4) The Conspiratorial Mindset: A Scriptural Investigation (Confirmation Bias)

    4) The Conspiratorial Mindset: A Scriptural Investigation (Confirmation Bias)

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  14. Did I Lie About Job 4:6 In The 1629 Cambridge Edition?: Response To Riplinger

    Did I Lie About Job 4:6 In The 1629 Cambridge Edition?: Response To Riplinger

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  15. The Swing Illustration: Learning To Live From The Eternal Perspective, Part 2

    The Swing Illustration: Learning To Live From The Eternal Perspective, Part 2

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  20. FTGF Lesson 240 | Assessing the Printed History of the King James Text (The 1638 Cambridge Ed.)

    FTGF Lesson 240 | Assessing the Printed History of the King James Text (The 1638 Cambridge Ed.)

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  21. Did Peter S. Ruckman Believe In Verbatim Identicality Of Wording As The Standard For Preservation?

    Did Peter S. Ruckman Believe In Verbatim Identicality Of Wording As The Standard For Preservation?

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  22. FTGF Lesson 241 | Assessing The Printed History Of The King James Text (Politics of Printing)

    FTGF Lesson 241 | Assessing The Printed History Of The King James Text (Politics of Printing)

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  25. Thoughts On The “Is The King James Readable?” Debate Between Dan Haifley & Mark Ward

    Thoughts On The “Is The King James Readable?” Debate Between Dan Haifley & Mark Ward

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