1611 Defence

The usage of italicised words in the Authorized (King James) Version of 1611 is reviewed by Pastor Andrew Sluder in light of linguistics and usage rules. Specific examples are given as to why new, false bible versions are hypocritical in their usage of italics. Double inspiration (or multiple inspiration) as a biblical doctrine is reinforced by how God used italics in the Authorized Version of 1611.

Evangelist Kevin Mann is a traveling preacher who has written several books on numerics in the King James Bible (not to be confused with cultic numerology). He is the author of the First Mention Study Bible (KJV) and has been reading his Bible through every month for years.

Evangelist Mitch Canupp contrasts the backdrops, details, and evident motives of the Authorized (King James) Version of 1611 translation committee and new bible versions.

029: "Kingdoms", "Study", "Rightly Dividing", and "Science" with Dr. Perry Demopoulos

The primary manuscript from which modern bible translations originate (NIV, ESV, HCSB, NEV, LSB, NLT, etc.) is challenged on it's authenticity and dating. 0:00 - Intro 1:00 - What it is 3:45 - Modern bible connection 7:00 - Problems with Vaticanus 11:20 - What it's missing 14:00 - Lie of "Oldest and Best" 18:45 - Why Erasmus and KJV translators rejected it 25:00 - Ending of Mark 16 30:00 - Sinaiticus and Mark 16 41:10 - Dispensationalism and Mark 16 43:00 - The Bomb: Umlauts 51:07 - The Two Options 57:15 - Meeting Announcement