We Brake for Steak, 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.

• Why do Mormons use the KJV? -- “The second reason for why Mormons use the King James Version...is that the King James Version was respected and chosen by Joseph Smith.”
• Why Codex Sinaiticus Doesn’t Say What Its Website Says It Says -- “The only way to know whether or not the English translation really conveys what Codex Sinaiticus says is to compare the translation to the Greek text itself.”
• We Brake for Steak -- “This special event on Friday and Saturday nights draws hordes from hundreds of miles to this vintage storefront on Texas 75 in Leona, less than a mile off Interstate 45, midway between Dallas and Houston. ”
• Trailblazer -- “Dale Blasingame was the first to visit every state park in a year, and he can tell you where to start your own adventure.”
• The Sufficiency of Scripture -- “We should go to Scripture for our doctrine, practice, guidance, and everything we need to live as Christians.”
• The Sinner’s Prayer Absent From Evangelism in Church History -- “Salvation promised to the repetition of a sinner’s prayer, or an evangelistic presentation climaxing in the repetition of such a prayer? Never.”
• The Redlands Hotel: Enjoy a Small Town Getaway Fit For a Queen -- “The Redlands Hotel is one of the city’s most significant landmarks. The tallest building in town, it was built in 1915 when the city called itself the ‘Queen City of East Texas.’”
• Renewal in Blue -- “Every summer of my youth, I eagerly packed my bags, left the big city behind and traveled to the Piney Woods to live the life of a farm girl with my grandparents.”
• Preface of Anti-Paedo-Rantism, by Abel Morgan Pastor of the Baptist Church at Middletown, NJ (1747) -- “That truth may prevail above error, Christianity spread in purity, and godliness abound with power, till we all come in the unity of the faith...”
• One Example of the Shoddy Way People Treat the Preservation Passages -- “Recently, I encountered a lengthy but well-written blog post describing the three major approaches to the preservation of God’s Word.”
• Leave the Hyphen off Conservatism -- “...think tankers and pundits on the right have spent large sums of time and money sorting themselves into separate tribes and attacking their rivals.”
• From Erasmus to Maius, by An-Ting Yi -- “The History of Codex Vaticanus in New Testament Textual Scholarship (open access PDF and ePub).”
• Does God have a Controversy with the King James Bible? -- “H. Wayne Williams’ book was first printed in 1997, but has since fallen out of circulation. Now, Pastor Matt Furse has made Pastor Williams’ original book available, online...”
• Culling Time -- “About 55 years prior, around 1917, the farms surrounding Jacksonville, in Cherokee County, south of Tyler, produced 90% of the tomatoes shipped from Texas.”
• American Revolution Gravestone Symbols -- “On Memorial Day in 1892 in Acton, Massachusetts, simple wooden markers were placed next to the graves of those who were known to have taken part in the War for Independence.”