Description
The Bible isn’t just God’s ideas. It contains His actual words.
The Bible is God’s book. He gave it by inspiration. The words of scripture are God’s words. But not only did God give His words to man, He also promised to preserve them… for specific reasons. They are shown to us in the Bible. We believe that we have the perfectly preserved words of God in our King James Bible, also called the “Authorized Version” or KJV.
Today, hundreds of books call themselves Bibles. In this book you will see why they cannot all be the words of God and why only the KJV is God’s perfectly preserved words in English.
This book is a "fill-in-the-blank" workbook that requires that the student have a King James Bible. Through its five lessons you will learn that the Bible is God-breathed "scripture." You will see that the Bible clearly claims to be more than just "God's ideas"... it is God's actual Words, preserved through the ages for instruction in righteousness. Finally, you see how some modern Bibles actually change God's teachings.
Sample Pages
This book is useful in a Sunday School class, particularly with young people. It will build faith in the Scriptures and the God who gave them.
Many churches and individuals are not prepared to give a definitive and proof positive answer as to why they only use the King James Bible. This booklet can help to aid anyone wanting a concise and well written explanation of the KJV Only position that focuses on Scripture.
Best of all, this booklet makes the reader actually look through the King James Bible to find the answers, which sub-consciously lays the foundation for how ALL Bible study should take place.
"We must become men and women who can say with boldness, “Thus saith the Lord!” Do you want godly courage? You get it by reading the King James Bible. This book will give you the confidence you need to stand for the truth of God’s words when the rest are wavering."
— Jack Chick - President, Chick Publications
Table of Contents
Lesson titles:
- 1: God Inspired His Words
- 2: How Did God Inspire His Words?
- 3: God Preserved His Words
- 4: God Has A Purpose For His Words
- 5: How Man Corrupted God's Words
