The King James Bible

Many were taught that a world rose and fell between the first two verses of the Bible, ruined by Satan's fall and a flood, with a race before Adam. This study takes the ruin, the cause and the race to the King James text, verse by verse, and marks where the text stops and the argument goes on.

Genesis 9 curses Canaan, blesses Shem and Japheth, and says nothing of skin, Africa or a race of servants. This article reads the passage word by word, traces the three lines through the rest of Genesis, and asks each popular claim for its verse.

The sons of God of Genesis 6 were angels, and Genesis, Job and Jude show it. This article sets out what the text proves one step at a time, then asks each speculation for its verse: the Book of Enoch, blood and DNA, a surviving bloodline, aliens, devils, and Daniel 2:43.

What did Christ do when He made himself of no reputation? The verse names one act, and the King James defines its words. This study shows what that act was, what belongs to His manhood, how Mark 13:32 reads, and what mind Paul tells the believer to have.

Ask ten believers what spiritual means and you will get atmosphere, feeling, and fervency. Paul wrote twenty-three of the Bible's twenty-six occurrences of the word, and he never once uses it of a feeling. This article traces what it actually marks — a source and a realm — and what that settles about a brother who has fallen.

Make a careful distinction from the text and the answer comes back as a prefix — hyper, ultra, too far. Then a verse arrives to enforce it. But Paul never wrote strive not about words, and the sentence used to forbid precision commands it in the very next breath.

Who are the other sheep of John 10:16? The dispute turns on a word neither side had stopped to define. Scripture uses fold of a place — something built, entered, left or become — and never once of a people. Define the word and the sentence reads itself: Israel's own scattered, brought back to one fold under one shepherd.

You have probably heard that the word translated sorceries is where we get our word pharmacy, and that Revelation therefore condemns the drug industry. This examines the method behind that claim, why the passages themselves refuse it, and what your King James already tells you without help from a lexicon.