The facts on the King James only debate
By: John Ankerberg & John Weldon.
Contributors: Weldon, John.
Series: Facts on series
Publisher: Harvest House
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Eugene, Or
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Bible. -- Versions -- Authorized
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 59).
Originally published: Eugene, Or. : Harvest House, c1996.
Table of contents: title: What are the basic issues involved in the King James Only (KJO) debate?; title: Is the KJO position established by the history of the KJV?; title: What did the King James translators declare about their translation?; title: Is the KJV a perfect or divinely inspired translation?; title: Do modern versions corrupt the doctrinal purity of God's Word?; title: Were heretics, occultists, and homosexuals on the translation committees?; title: Are modern versions less readable than the KJV?; title: What have Bible scholars and other researchers concluded about the arguments and methodology in Riplinger's New Age Bible Versions?; title: What about the preservation and classification of the ancient manuscripts?; title: How are translations made?; title: If no translation is 100 percent perfect, how do we know we have an inerrant Bible; title: How does Romans 8:28 relate to the issues of modern translations?; title: How should individual pastors and churches respond to the issue of new translations?