The King James Bible is receiving renewed attention to mark the 400th anniversary of its publication. As anyone who has tried to read a facsimile of an early edition will attest there have been some revisions of the original since its publication. Michael Bird has a short post which summarises a published article on the …
Over the past seven days I’ve had two conversations with colleagues that mentioned one to one discipling. This is an area of which I had no experience as a younger Christian, and have not much experiential affinity for as an older one. Joshua Harris just gave a shout-out to a book called ‘One to One …
For those of you looking for well designed graphics for Bible classes for all ages, go to Visual Unit</strong>. The latest two posts caught my eye. The genealogies from Genesis 5 and Genesis 11 illustrated by graphic beard length. And corrected, via comment by Izaac. These are thumbnails, click on the images to go to …
John McClean, Presbyterian minister, Vice-Principal at the Presbyterian Theological Centre, Sydney, where he teaches Systematic Theology has had a post published on the ABC Religion and Ethics web portal entitled: ‘That Scripture may speak like itself’: The KJB and the Word of God. McClean begins: If the KJB project was an attempt to reduce the …
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