AV 1611: Examining the Marginal Notes, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• AV 1611: Examining the Marginal Notes -- “Many contemporary advocates of the Critical Text/Modern Versions such as James R. White seek to leverage the marginal notes against King James Bible defenders.”
• Evergreen Baptist, Bleckley County, Georgia | Org. 1809 -- “The history tells us that on February 17, 1844 a group of members met to worship but found the church had been ‘nailed and locked out by a Brother Burkhalter. A group of the members agreed to quit the house and build as soon as possible.’”
• How Texas Became a Desert -- “To much of the world—and to many Americans who have never been to Texas—the state is a vast desert.”
• Is the Bible Pro-Life? -- “The hidden and undefended premise in the argument advanced by Ward, Bigelow, and Simmons is that whatever the Bible doesn’t condemn, it condones. It’s easy to see why this premise is flawed.”
• Matzah for the Lord’s Supper -- “Matzah is the bread used by Jews for Passover and throughout the year.”
• “Out of Egypt Have I Called My Son:” Why Evangelicals Should Get Over Their Preoccupation with Egyptian Manuscripts -- “I have also become intimately acquainted with the entire critical text-traditional text issue, and far from being ‘as dead as Queen Anne,’ the traditional text, and along with it the Textus Receptus, is alive and well.”
• Pooling Together -- “That tornado toppled the steeple at the Oak Tree Baptist Church as it moved northeast through town and headed straight for the historic Poolville Cemetery.”
• Salem Baptist, Organized 1875, Candler County -- “The church was formed in Candler County by members from two nearby churches i.e. Poplar Springs Baptist and Lake Primitive Baptist.”
• Shelby Steele On Race And The Exhilaration And Terror Of Freedom -- “The modern ideology of victimhood states that blacks are inferior to whites, and therefore need perpetual assistance from white society. Same master, different robe.”
• The Authenticity and Interpretation of Matthew 17:21 -- “In short, there is not a single region of the church where Matt 17:21 was not read since as far back as the physical evidence goes.”
• The Dorean Principle -- “Many rightly condemn the wealth amassed by false teachers, but at a fundamental level, little differentiates their practices from those of legitimate ministries.”
• Who is this Deity named Yahweh? -- “The Lord has promised to preserve all of His inspired, canonical Words through His ordained institutions for all generations subsequent to the inscripturation of these Words.”