Articles on Bible Texts & Versions. The Modern Texts and Versions.. the Fruit of Theological Modernism • The Problem with New Age Bible Versions • The United Bible Societies and Rome • The Ungodly Fruit of Modern Textual Criticism • Textual Criticism is Drawn From the Wells of Infidelity • Unitarianism and the Modern Versions

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