Its Relevance Among The Young, and other links

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• The Authorised Version: Its Relevance Among The Young In A Multicultural Society -- “An audio sermon of Pooyan Mehrshahi at the Annual General Meeting of the Trinitarian Bible Society.”
• A Missing Ingredient in Today’s Preaching -- “The literary approach to the Bible, and the importance of genre as a chief ingredient of such an approach, are subjects of neglect.”
• Bridge collapses during ribbon-cutting ceremony in Congo -- “Just as an organiser cut the ribbon at the ceremony in Kinshasa’s Mont-Ngafula district, the bridge buckled, both its handrails broke off, and the central section slumped into the stream a couple of metres below.”
• Charlie Brown vs. Modern Bibles, and What Christmas is All About -- “Linus’s speech on the meaning of Christmas is probably the most memorable moment of the Charlie Brown Christmas special and one of the most well-known and well-beloved scenes in television history altogether.”
• Historic Editions of the English Bible Online -- “Editions that are available free online, listed chronologically.”
• Historic editions of the Greek New Testament online -- “Editions that are available for free somewhere on the internet.”
• Holiness: Its Nature, Hindrances, Difficulties, and Roots -- “It was sin that wove the crown of thorns—it was sin that pierced our Lord’s hands, and feet, and side—it was sin that brought Him to Gethsemane and Calvary, to the cross and to the grave. Cold must our hearts be if we do not hate sin and labour to get rid of it, though we may have to cut off the right hand and pluck out the right eye in doing it.”
• Hollywood Legend Who Started in the 1930s Dead at 104 -- “By the early 1950s, she was enough of a star to appear on the cover of Life magazine, and she seemed set to thrive in the new medium of television when suddenly ‘the work dried up’.”
• John Smyth: Not the Founder of Baptists -- “In his work on baptism published in 1691, Hercules Collins directly refuted the claim that the English Baptists had received their baptism from John Smyth. ”
• Moses Chapel, Almost Gone but not Forgotten, Org. 1836 -- “The sweet little church house you see above is located on a dirt road in far south Georgia close to the Florida line, where the Flint and Chattahoochee Rivers converge to form the Apalachicola.”
• Queen Elizabeth II: How ‘Lilibet’ became one of Britain’s greatest ever monarchs – obituary -- “Throughout her reign, she remained neutral politically but her experience and knowledge of world affairs meant she was an invaluable source of good advice to politicians.”
• Pierpont: Requisites and Basics for Textual Criticism of the Greek New Testament -- “Scripture makes it plain that God would preserve His Word, and implies that He would do so verbally, though we are not told how, nor how the true is to be distinguished from the erroneous reading.”
• Pre-Columbian Latin Text Proves Early Knowledge of the Americas -- “The accepted mainstream story has long been that no one in southern or western Europe knew anything about the Americas before the discoveries associated with the voyages of Columbus. But a new translation of a rare medieval Latin text, which was composed by an Italian monk, shows that this perception was inaccurate.”
• Synod Resolution on Versions of the Bible, of the Synod of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland -- “We would urge our people not to be affected by the present tendency in professed Evangelical circles to use a variety of modern versions but to adhere to the Authorised Version of the Bible which is still unsurpassed in its fidelity to the original text of the Scriptures and in its beauty of language and diction.”
• The Date of Codex Sinaiticus -- “Codex Sinaiticus an ideal candidate for AMS radiocarbon analysis. The shape of the radiocarbon calibration curve during this period means that a well-executed radiocarbon analysis of the codex should have the potential to shed further light on the date the codex was produced.”
• The Lord Gave the Word: A Study in the History of the Biblical Text, Malcolm Watts -- “The Bible is the eternal Word of God. It has been given by God to man that it might be the absolute, supreme, authoritative, infallible, and unchangeable standard for faith and practice.”
• Unsolved Mystery: The Mary Shotwell Little Disappearance (1965) -- “It’s undoubtedly Atlanta’s, and one of the country’s, greatest unsolved mysteries. Recently, there has been new and significant movement in the case.”