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Why Are These Bibles Different?
Two Bibles. One passage. Different words. Before deciding why, ask what kind of change you see. Read John 1:1–18 in the KJV and a modern translation. Write down which edition you use. Compar…
Open study →StudyHow Far Back Can We Trace the Words?
An old copy and the words in it may have different ages. Learn how to tell those questions apart. Open the Codex Sinaiticus project below. This project lets you view a very old handwritten B…
Open study →StudyWhat Happened to the Heavenly Witnesses?
The KJB prints the heavenly witnesses in 1 John 5:7–8. Trace the wording through English, Latin and Greek records, and examine the challenge raised from early Greek copies. Read 1 John 5:6–1…
Open study →StudyWhy Trust the King James Bible?
We receive the King James Bible as God’s preserved Word in English. Examine that belief alongside Scripture, the history of its text and the strongest historical challenges. Read Isaiah 40:8…
Open study →StudyDid Mark End at 16:8?
An early Christian writer knew the longer ending of Mark. Some old Bible copies leave it out. Both facts matter. Read Mark 16:1-20 in the KJB. Look at the ESV note before verse 9. Then read…
Open study →StudyWhy Is Acts 8:37 Missing from Some Bibles?
An early writer quotes the Ethiopian man’s statement of faith. What does that tell us about the rest of the verse? Read Acts 8:26-40. Compare verse 37 in the KJB with the ESV footnote. Then…
Open study →StudyWhere Does the Woman Taken in Adultery Belong?
An old story can raise more than one question. Who knew it? Did John place it here when he first wrote his Gospel? Read John 7:45-8:12 in the KJB. Look at the ESV notice and footnote. Then r…
Open study →StudyDid a Missing Verse Remove Christ’s Mission?
Some Bibles put Matthew 18:11 in a note. Does that remove its teaching from the whole Bible? Check Luke 19:10 too. Read Matthew 18:1-14 in the KJB. Look at the ESV footnote for verse 11. The…
Open study →StudyWhat Does One Forged Manuscript Prove?
One old-looking copy of Mark turned out to be a fake. Find out how it was tested, and what that result means. Read the University of Chicago’s account of manuscript 2427, called Archaic Mark…
Open study →GuideBehind the Mask: Guy Fawkes, King James and the Bible
From V for Vendetta to the Gunpowder Plot: discover the November 5, 1605 threat to King James, the 1604–1611 Bible translation, Catholic conspirators and the evidence about Rome.
Open guide →GuideThe Sinaiticus Mystery: Tischendorf, Simonides and the Evidence
Follow the documented journey of Codex Sinaiticus, examine Simonides’ 1862 claim, compare the leaves with colour cautions, and weigh the sources in a balanced evidence room.
Open guide →GuideChristian voices & Bible contributors
Explore Christian teachers and Bible contributors, compare their documented Bible views, and examine source-linked evidence and unresolved questions.
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