What is phishing, and other links

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• Ye and You in the King James Version, by John S. Kenyon, 1914 -- “The several editors, especially those of 1762 and 1769, carried out to the full at least two things on which they had set their minds: they got rid of the quaint old moe for more...”
• What is phishing? -- “In a phishing attack, the sender imitates (or “spoofs”) someone trustworthy that the recipient would likely know.”
• The Revival We Need and the Unregenerate Church Members We Have -- “To illustrate our problem, in 2018, one beloved historic Southern Baptist Church whose name most Baptists would recognize claimed 30,000 members and an average of 6,801 attending. It was noted as the top church in baptisms among the SBC for 2018...”
• The Problem With Fancy Diplomas -- “Thomas Sowell on the problem with fancy diplomas, or why some very educated people get it all wrong.”
• The Mega List of Homophones -- “Although the entries have been double-checked for accuracy many times over the last three decades, we could have missed a few, so we do not claim that this list is error-free.”
• The Biblical Presuppositions for the Critical Text that Underlie the Modern Versions, Pt. 2 -- “God’s people believe and have believed that His Word teaches perfect preservation. It’s not an ordinary book. It is supernatural. God’s Word endures. It is in character different than man’s words.”
• The Biblical Presuppositions for the Critical Text that Underlie the Modern Versions -- “You can explore history for biblical or supernatural presuppositions for modern textual criticism. You won’t find any. They don’t start with a teaching of scripture.”
• Southwest Loses Big to Fired Pro-Life Flight Attendant -- “No American worker should have to fear termination, intimidation, or any other reprisal merely for speaking out against having their own money spent, purportedly in their name, to promote an agenda they find abhorrent.”
• Snow United Methodist Church, the oldest church in Dooly County -- “According to the church’s founding history, it was 1832 when neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Tilly Crumpler and decided that they wanted to establish proper religious services.”
• Photo of Mormonism founder Joseph Smith has been discovered after 180 years and I must say he didn’t look much like the famous painting -- “A descendant of Mormonism’s founder Joseph Smith found the only known photo of him in a family heirloom.”
• On Funerals, Cremation, and the Gospel -- “However, when asked, I also express a preference for burial – not a conviction, but a preference. That too is based on what I believe the Bible teaches.”
• How to Clean Up the Membership List of a Local United Methodist Church -- “It is critically important to determine who is a member of the local Methodist church, and, clean up the membership role prior to taking a vote to disaffiliate from the Annual Conference of a United Methodist Church.”
• From This Generation For Ever: A Study of God's Promise to Preserve His Word -- “This blog is designed to serve as an extension or housing for the content from the adult Sunday School class of Grace Life Bible Church in Grand Rapids, MI. The purpose of this course is to set forth our belief that the King James Bible is God's Word for English speaking people.”
• ‘Defund the Police’ Failure Has Minneapolis Residents Taking Matters into Their Own Hands Amid Crime Surge -- “With a crime rate of 59 per one thousand residents, Minneapolis has one of the highest crime rates in America compared to all communities of all sizes – from the smallest towns to the very largest cities.” 
• Brazen Error in the KJV? -- “Did I see the word ‘land’ in your NIV? Oh boy… should it say: carbons, minerals, nitrogen, hydrogen, water (H2O), etc?”
• “Archaic Mark” (MS 2427) and the Finding of a Manuscript Fake -- “‘Archaic Mark’ is the moniker given by Ernest Cadman Colwell to an unprovenanced, illuminated manuscript of the Gospel of Mark that has fascinated textual critics ever since it was acquired by the University of Chicago nearly seventy years ago from the estate of an Athenian collector.”
• An “Ancient” Text of the Gospel of Mark -- “...The scribe of the Chicago Mark had several habits to which we cannot find parallels...These actions seem entirely normal to the twentieth-century American, but were unknown in the Greek manuscript tradition.”
• A History of My Defense of the King James Version, by Edward F. Hills -- “I have been interested in the problem of New Testament textual criticism since my high school days in the 1920’s. At that time I began to read the commentaries of Charles Hodge, books that were part of my Presbyterian heritage.”