A Textual Commentary, 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.

• A Textual Commentary on the Received Text -- “Gavin McGrath’s Textual Commentary on the Received Text of the King James Version, carefully considers the Received Text that for centuries was upheld by lovers of the King James Version.”
• Benjamin Thorpe: The Man Who Translated Almost All Old English Texts -- “Not much is known about Benjamin Thorpe (1782-1870), yet he was one of the first scholars to publish voluminous editions and translations of Old English texts.”
• Best Burgers -- “My family loves falafel, so we often opt for making them burger-style.”
• Bethany Presbyterian, Greene County, Georgia, Org. 1786 -- “It was here that Dr. James Woodrow, a favorite uncle of future president Woodrow Wilson, was brought before the Presbytery of Augusta at Bethany church on charges of heresy by one of his peers, Rev. Dr. William Adams.”
• Cracker Barrel Makes a Change Customers Hate -- “Cracker Barrel (CBRL) - Get Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. - decided to join this trend, releasing its first plant-based meat option in partnership with Impossible Foods: the Impossible Sausage.”
• Harvard Study: J6 Rioters Were Motivated by Loyalty to Trump, Not Insurrection Against the Constitution -- “The effort to mandate “insurrection” as the only acceptable description...serves political purposes but only makes a national resolution more difficult as we approach a new presidential election.”
• Navajo Code Talkers: A Guide to First-Person Narratives in the Veterans History Project -- “Reverend Roy O. Hawthorne ...descended from the author Nathaniel Hawthorne on his father’s side, and grew up speaking both English and Navajo at home.”
• Not One Solitary Mention of the Child Being Killed -- “The logic of the article is clear. The best way to avoid the social pathologies of unhappy children and unhappy mothers is to kill the children while they are really small.”
• Psalm 12:6-7 and Gender Discord -- “We believe that these verses nicely complement the many other places that teach the perfect preservation of scripture as Christians through history have believed.”
• Psalm 12:6–7 and Gender Discordance: the anti-KJV and anti-preservation argument debunked (again) -- “It is very clear that the argument that Psalm 12:7 cannot refer to the words of God because of gender discordance, as argued by many opponents of perfect preservation, is an exceedingly poor argument which should be abandoned once and for all.”
• The Latin New Testament: A Guide to its Early History, Texts, and Manuscripts -- “This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the history and development of the Latin New Testament and a user’s guide to the resources available for research and further study.”
• The Most Glorious Autumn -- “Tom Landry’s finest season came in Mission...To get to his best season ever, we must go all the way back to his high school years in Mission, in the Rio Grande Valley.”
• The Two Streams of Bibles Model of Transmission: Its Origins & Accuracy -- “Bible believers need not fret over the facts on the ground. The Bible does not teach the ‘two streams’ dichotomy. Rather the Bible teaches that God would preserve His word and that Satan would attempt to corrupt it.”
• They Matter -- “It seems contradictory, but neither respect nor compensation correlate to the true importance of the work people do. If it did, then farmers would have a hall of fame, while athletes would be fined every time they stepped onto the playing field.”
• ‘Who?/Whom?’ — Monkeypox Edition -- “Now it is so with monkeypox, a disease that in the US, only seems to affect men who have sex with men.”
• William Tyndale, 1528: Discerning the poison from the honey -- “So would it come to pass, that as we know by natural wit what followeth of a true principle of natural reason; even so, by the principles of the faith, and by the plain scriptures, and by the circumstances of the text, should we judge all men’s exposition, and all men’s doctrine, and should receive the best, and refuse the worst.”