Bible Translation

Sometimes we assume we know what a verse means, but once we slow down and read through it carefully, we realize it...

The Greek article usually has minimal influence on the interpretation of a passage, but sometimes its presence is quite meaningful. 1 Peter...

A unique resource has finally been fully completed, and I thought our readers should take note. Mark Ward, a graduate of BJU...

I have recently been interested in the relationship between the Septuagint (LXX, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament) and the...

When the King James Version was published in 1611, there were actually two printed editions, with 450 variations in the biblical text (Norton,...

As a conservative instructor at a conservative school, I occasionally meet with surprise that I use and love my NIV Bible. Classed...

At the beginning of the year I mentioned in a post that in September of 2011, Liberty University Biblical Studies Symposium held a discussion on...

This is the title of a somewhat technical article by Harvey Minkoff over at Bible History Daily in which he discusses the nature...

In my previous post, I asked if churches should abandon the King James Version for a modern English translation. I answered, “Yes,” and...

Yes. I suppose I should qualify that answer. A church should not switch from (abandon) the KJV to another version of the...