1. Where Were God's Words In The Past?
2. Heaven and Earth Shall Pass Away . . .
3. Unto the Pure All Things Are Pure
4. The Word Is Nigh Thee
5. Sevenfold Purification Requires Blood
6. Seven Times Through A Furnace of Earth
7. Pure Silver
8. The Ubiquity of the English Bible

1. Where Were God's Words In The Past?  

 Actually God's words were accessible to men long ere they were written on tables-of stone or proliferated through the art of printing.

They were originally inscribed by their author on fleshy tables of the heart (2Cor 3:3). This by no means supports the notion that the Bible is a sort of religious montage, pasted together across the centuries at the whim of scribes who captured, collated and edited ancient Jewish oral traditions.  Read more?

2. Heaven and Earth Shall Pass Away . . .

Certainly no two individuals have been afforded exactly the same opportunities, physical advantages, and mental capability.

Accepting that premise, only a fool would claim that every person in every age has had equal access to the written text of Scripture.

This by no means implies that God is unfair. It does, however, point to the dispensational plan so apparent in God's dealings with mankind throughout history.

Make no mistake; the Lord will hold every person accountable for the light available to him. For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required. (Luke 12:48)   Read more?

3. Unto the Pure All Things Are Pure 

Now take your King James Bible and read carefully the sixth verse of Psalm 12 where David says, The words of the LORD are pure words.

Ask yourself this question: Does what I just read in Psalm 12:6 apply to the words of Psalm 12:6 themselves? You may need to meditate on that before considering the following: Did the LORD inspire the psalmist to write such a declaration?

If so, were David's words in Psalm 12:6 also "the words of the LORD"? If they were the words of the LORD, must it not follow logically that they were pure?  Read more?

4. The Word Is Nigh Thee

We have deduced, both logically and from an examination of Bible references, that at the time of its writing, any original autograph of Scripture would have to be considered inspired of God.

If the Lord has indeed preserved his purified words as he promised, despite Satan's incessant campaign to corrupt them, are we limited to the conclusion that the "original manuscripts" must still be available somewhere on earth?  Read more?

5. Sevenfold Purification Requires Blood

Every word of God is Pure. Verse 140 of the One hundred nineteenth Psalm reads, Thy word is very pure: therefore thy servant loveth it.

If the Bible states anything clearly regarding Adam's descendants, it's that everything they touch gets contaminated. And anyone who doesn't believe it just like the Bible says it is a self-deluded ignoramus who can't read a daily newspaper.  Read more?

6. Seven Times Through A Furnace of Earth

God Almighty has blessed his word in the form of the Authorized King James Bible in a way never seen before in the history of written language.

If the men who translated it little realized the true magnitude of their work it’s no marvel.

The human instruments who penned original autographs, as well as those who through the centuries have engaged in preservation, restoration and translation of the Scriptures into other languages have never considered their own work inspired, infallible or above reproach.

Attestation to these qualities could only come from the hearts of others as the Holy Spirit bore witness with the spirits of believers, confirming the truth and perfection of His words.   Read more?

7. Pure Silver

The year is 1611.

An unknown apprentice in a print-shop near Cambridge holds in his hands the first proof copy of that greatest of all books.

Certainly he can be excused for failing to realize that he is gazing upon nothing less than God's inspired, preserved, purified, and perfect words.

Although he holds in his hands the printer’s proof, he has not yet seen proof of God’s blessing on what he holds.   Read more?