U.S. intelligence, and other oxymorons, er, I mean, links

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• A Declaration of My Own Position on the Inspiration and Preservation of Holy Scripture -- “Furthermore, any copy, to the extent that it has the same words and sentences as the autographs, is to that extent the inspired Word of God.”
• An Historical Account of the Septuagint Version, by Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton (1851) -- “The basis of truth which appears to be under this story seems to be, that it was an Egyptian king who caused the translation to be made, and that it was from the Royal Library at Alexandria that the Hellenistic Jews received the copies which they used.”
• Aren’t the more difficult and shorter readings preferable? -- “Dr. Hort’s assumption that shorter readings are preferable is based on ignorance of the testimonies of the Church fathers and a shallow understanding of the context in which the transmission of the New Testament took place.”
• Declassified U.S. intelligence bolsters Wuhan lab theory in coronavirus outbreak -- “U.S. intelligence findings recently declassified by the State Department provide fresh evidence for the theory that the COVID-19 pandemic likely began at the Wuhan Institute of Virology...”
• ‘Domestic Enemies’: Tulsi Gabbard Warns Brennan, Schiff, Big Tech Oligarchs Greater Threat To U.S. Than Capitol Rioters -- “But let’s be clear, the John Brennans, Adam Schiffs, and the oligarchs in Big Tech who are trying to undermine our constitutionally protected rights and turn our country into a police state with KGB-style surveillance are also domestic enemies, and much more powerful, and therefore dangerous, than the mob that stormed the Capitol.”
• D. James Kennedy Ministries Launches “I’m With Franklin!” Petition to Defend Franklin Graham Against Left-wing Attack -- “This is just one more stunning display of the left’s bitter intolerance and its self-righteous determination to banish Biblically faithful voices from America's public square.”
• Earliest Known Draft of King James Bible Is Found, Scholar Says -- “...in an unassuming notebook held in an archive at the University of Cambridge, an American scholar has found what he says is an important new clue to the earthly processes behind that masterpiece: the earliest known draft, and the only one definitively written in the hand of one of the roughly four dozen translators who worked on it.”
• Frequent movie cop Denzel Washington talks policing in America -- “If it weren’t for them, we would not have the freedom to complain about what they do.”
• Gender-Neutral Language in Bible Translation is Unscriptural -- “When the New Testament writers, under the inspiration of the Holy Ghost, translated the Old Testament, did they follow the practice of modern feminism and transform the inspired Hebrew Old Testament into something more ‘gender neutral’?”
• Petition Calls for Franklin Graham’s Firing Over “Complicity” in Capitol Riots -- “The Boards of Directors for Samaritan’s Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association have expressed that they fully support Franklin Graham and are more than satisfied with the job he has done and is doing in leading these ministries. Franklin Graham was not in Washington, D.C., and he did not encourage people to go to the Capitol on January 6.”
• Petition filed with state House asks for impeachment of Gov. Beshear for actions related to the pandemic -- “Other petitions, having similar complaints, have been in the works. A petition at Change.org started by A. J. Sanders has 35,054 signatures...”
• Reformed Confessions of Faith and the Traditional Text -- “It is ‘authentic’ because it has been ‘kept pure in all ages’ and therefore the texts on hand were considered to be the locus of authority, not non-existent originals.”
• Sharon Methodist, Randolph County, Org. 1831 -- “This church was organized as a Methodist Protestant Church in 1831, in a log structure which was used until 1870, when a clapboard building was constructed.”
• The KJV in Early America -- “the first Bibles printed in America were not English Bibles. The very first was John Eliot’s Algonquin Indian language Bible which was printed in 1663.”
• Thirteen practical reasons for retaining the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible -- “All other versions are compared to it, contrasted with it, tested by it. Campaigns to sell other versions must attack it.”