A must read for every Christian!
"Through faith we understand".... (Hebrews 11:3) KJV.
The Importance of this Book
Not long ago, the world celebrated the 400th anniversary of the printing of the Authorized King James Bible. The fruits of this reformation Bible has resulted in the salvation of tens of millions and has spread the light of God’s Word all over the world. Then beginning in 1881, questions on the authority of the Authorized Version (A.V.) suddenly began to surface not long after the modern ‘enlightenment’ movement. The pure text of the King James Bible was never questioned before in such a matter as it is today. In fact, before the 1960's, when most of the modern Bible versions began to hit the market, the KJV was for the most part the only book in town. Thus, the entire world was King James Version only (KJVO) before the new kids on the block arrived. Now, in our current day, we see entire ministries, churches, pastors, and even Bible colleges attacking the KJV with much zeal. It appears their sole mission is to somehow discredit the authority of the King James Bible. We see this occurring in movie scenes, documentaries, and even on the History Channel with segments injecting doubt upon God’s Word. Academic papers, videos, sermons, along with a multitude of other platforms are now coming out attacking the King James Version. Why is this happening? Anyone with even the slightest hint of spiritual discernment should know there is something not right going on here. This title is going to address these attacks, along with some of the questions and disputes on both sides of this issue. This debate has escalated in recent days since it began in the late 19th century. Find out here right now why so many are now raging against the King James Version of the Bible. It all comes down to FAITH in that God has promised us a perfect Bible in the year 2023, yes, even in a translation. This book will increase your faith in what God has promised us in the Scriptures. Order today below!
"Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen" (Heb 11:1).
