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Saint Patrick: A Fifth Century Witness to Mark’s Ending
Saint Patrick was a fifth-century missionary to Ireland. According to his own written testimony, he baptized thousands of converts. His stated...
Better Readers or Easier Bibles?
Produce Better Readers, Not Easier Bibles By Taylor DeSotoChristians, especially those in the Reformed circles, have been, historically, most...
The Conclusion to the Lord’s Prayer: Should the Reformed Catechisms Retain It?
“For thine is the kingdom, and glory, for the power, and ever, Amen.” Although the English Revised Version (1881), the American Standard Version...
News: Chinese New Testament Launch
Free ebook: How the Holy Bible Came to Be
This booklet provides a simple, accessible, and popular presentation, appropriate for all ages, of how the traditional text of the Bible came to be...
Whitaker on the LXX
A 16th century witness to the unreliability of the Greek Septuagint"Learned men question, whether the Greek version of the scriptures now extant be...
Beza’s Resources
Critics of the Received Text claim that the text-critical work done in the Reformation-era was deficient due to limited access to ancient manuscript...
Audio Book: “English Bible Translations” by William Einwechter
By William O. Einwechter