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You can get paid to live here. Permanent residents get a portion of the oil profits in a check each year. The most I've gotten is about $2,000. The least, about $1100. Politicians are talking about using that money to help offset the state debt, though. I live in the Interior, about 90...

This is hiding behind obscurities and hoping no one will press the issue. But even then, Doug Kutilek identified at least 26 discrepancies between the Old Latin and the Textus Receptus: http://www.kjvonly.org/doug/waldensian.htm And if they don't line up, you can't say you've got anything...

Born in Chattanooga, got my Master's in Knoxville, but residing now in Alaska. jth

I'm interested in putting some of Onlyism's ideas about Biblical preservation to the test. I know, we've heard variations on this theme before. It's the old "Where was God's Word before 1611" challenge. But, if Onlyism's theories about preservation (a la Psalm 12) are true, then there should...

In Print: Luther 1534 Luther 1545 Zürcher 1531 Codex Teplensis 1385 RSV vollständige deutsche Ausgabe Luther 1961 KJV Luther 1984 NIV NKJV Luther 1912 Zürcher 1931 Wuest Jubilee Bible 2000 And about 24 different versions on my computer, in several different languages. jth

Allied bird: P-51, no doubt. Axis bird: ME-109

Thanks for taking the time to respond so thoroughly, AVBunyan. While I don’t agree with your stance on the “Which Bible” issue, for as long as your trust and confidence is in the Lord Jesus Christ, you are my brother in the faith. I appreciate the sort of character displayed...

Right now: 1 John by, uh, John! ;) Treason by Ann Coulter Here I Stand: A Life of Martin Luther by Roland Bainton Rise and Fall of the Third Reich by William Shirer The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk

I am trying to find, either in print, but preferably online, older copies of Erasmus' Greek text (1519 or 1517). So far, the best I have been able to find is Stephanus' Greek text of 1550. I understand his text conforms more to the 3rd or 4th (or is it 4th or 5th) editions of Erasmus' texts...

The KJV kind of makes it obscure--here's something from Luther that might help: "So jemand sieht seinen Bruder sündigen eine Sünde nicht zum Tode, der mag bitten; so wird er geben das Leben denen, die da sündigen nicht zum Tode. Es gibt eine Sünde zum Tode; für die sage ich nicht, daß jemand...

Indeed. The KJV & Tyndale use "ye are" (2nd person plural). Luther 1912 says "Wisset ihr nicht, daß ihr Gottes Tempel seid und der Geist Gottes in euch wohnt?" All 2nd person plural (for demonstration's sake--German has pronouns for different forms of "you"). Everywhere else where the...

Respectfully, I disagree. False doctrines: The sort of doctrines a person takes to himself are more a function of interpreting the text than the text itself. But I am not sure where you're coming from on this--could you give a couple of examples? Inclusion of False Scriptures: Such...

Greetings from that cosmopolitan hotspot between Isabel Pass and the Tanana River known as Delta Junction! jth

Thanks for sharing that, AVB. Friend, it sounds to me like your confidence is wrapped up more in a book than in He about Whom the book is supposed to be teaching about (John 5:39 comes to mind here). If you know all its contents, but miss knowing Him (I'm talking about Jesus here), then it...

First of all, what is this thread doing in the history forums? Shouldn't it be under Bibliology and Hermeneutics? At any rate... Some MSS? Try most. That verse has only very light support from a handful of Byzantine MSS. In my humble opinion, Erasmus added that verse in one of his...

Hey, jhessel My Master's thesis had to do with the churches during the Third Reich, and how certain works of holocaust literature reflected historical findings. In the course of my research, I came across something by Ulla Berkewicz in her novel Engel sind schwarz und weiß that suggested...

Medieval Language & Literature was one of the courses in Grad School I enjoyed the most (M.A., University of Tennessee, 1995)! Walther von der Vogelweide, Wolfram von Eschenbach, and Hartmann von Aue are some of my favorite authors from that period. I'm currently putting what I know about...

Darren, we meet again (well, maybe not, since you haven't posted here since November). I guess the community thing didn't pan out. That's too bad. Fellowship in close quarters is the best thing to root out nonsense. So, it's back to forums again for you, I see, trying vainly to prove...

Hey! That sounds like an idea. If the non-Onlyism side needs a slot filled, I'd be happy to volunteer. jth

It's usually not the KJV that non-Onlyists attack, but the manifold problems in Onlyism. Onlyists often have a hard time distinguishing the two. If you are so easily riled up over what you perceive as "attacks," then you probably need to ask yourself why. Oftentimes Onlyists are very quick...