Some have wondered if it is possible for later books to be added to the Bible. Several “lost books” of the Bible have been suggested over the years. Yet the Bible and history reveal important reasons this should not and cannot take place.
The Barna Group’s “State of the Bible 2018” study focused on seven key findings regarding views of the Bible by American Christians. Of great significance is its findings on the…
“More than eighty gospels were considered for the New Testament, and yet only a relative few were chosen for inclusion—Matthew, Mark, Luke and John among them.” —Dan Brown, The Da…
Previous Article False or Irrelevant Claims About the KJV [King James Version] and New Translations KJVO proponents characteristically make a number of false or irrelevant statements concerning the new translations…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg, Dr. John Weldon; ©2004 Are all people who accept Jesus as “savior” and “Lord” brothers and sisters in Christ? Do Protestants and Catholics agree on what…
Previous Article Do Modern Versions Corrupt the Purity of God’s Word? The Deity of Christ In her book, New Age Versions, Gail Riplinger argues that evidence for the “satanic” nature…
Previous Article Were There Heretics and Occultists on the Translation Committees of the New Versions? Proponents of the KJVO, such as G. A. Riplinger, often claim that unbelievers, heretics, occultists…