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Textual criticism has long been celebrated as a scholarly approach to understanding the Bible. By examining ancient manuscripts and comparing variations, it aims to reconstruct the most accurate version of the biblical text. However, while its intellectual rigor is undeniable, textual criticism can inadvertently cloud Christians’ spiritual understanding of the Scriptures. By emphasizing historical and… Read More »

Old Testament Genesis – 1446–1406 BC Exodus – 1446–1406 BC Leviticus – 1445–1405 BC Numbers – 1445–1405 BC Deuteronomy – 1406 BC Joshua – 1400 BC Judges – 1045–1000 BC Ruth – 1030–1010 BC 1 Samuel – 930–722 BC 2 Samuel – 930–722 BC 1 Kings – 560–538 BC 2 Kings – 560–538 BC 1… Read More »

Introduction Throughout history, believers have found solace and guidance in the unwavering truth of God’s word. Scriptures, revered across various traditions, promise the enduring nature of divine messages. However, the debate about the preservation of God’s word—whether it remains unchanged on earth or is solely preserved in heaven—has prompted profound theological reflection. This article delves… Read More »

Introduction The book of Joel, one of the twelve minor prophets in the Old Testament, is packed with powerful imagery and prophetic messages. It tackles themes of judgment, repentance, and restoration—topics that still hit home for many readers today. When it comes to discussions about supernatural changes to the Bible, Joel’s writings open the door… Read More »

Introduction As a Christian preacher, KJV apologist, and now a residueologist, I have dedicated my life to studying, preaching, and defending the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible. My journey has taken an unexpected turn as I have delved into the study of “residueology”, the investigation of residual evidence supporting the original wording of… Read More »

Understanding Residueology: The Study of Residual Evidence In the fascinating field of biblical studies, a unique area of research called “residueology” has emerged. This term refers to the investigation of traces or “residue” of how biblical texts, particularly in the King James Version (KJV), were previously understood or remembered before any perceived supernatural changes. Scholars… Read More »

Historic Missionary Baptists generally emphasize a more traditional and holistic interpretation of the Bible, often rejecting dispensationalism because it tends to compartmentalize biblical history into distinct periods or “dispensations.” This approach can sometimes oversimplify the continuity and unity of God’s redemptive plan. Additionally, we view the dispensationalist idea of two forms of grace as heretical,… Read More »

Introduction The integrity of God’s word has been a topic of significant theological debate and concern throughout history. One verse that stands out in the discussion of preserving the sanctity of scripture is Jeremiah 23:36. This verse addresses the perversion of divine messages and highlights the severe consequences of altering God’s word. In light of… Read More »

Introduction The complexities of biblical translations and the nuances in scripture interpretation often raise profound questions about the nature of God’s word and its preservation. One such nuance can be found in Daniel 7:25, which speaks of a figure who will attempt to “change times and laws.” This article explores the implications of this prophecy,… Read More »