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ReplyDeleteTurretinfan helps me, I was reading here on your website, your refutation of Dave's 25 Short Arguments on the Difficulties of Perspicuity (Clarity of Scripture for Salvation).
ReplyDeleteI really want to read all your refutations but I could only find 1,2,4 and 7.
Can you send me the link to the others please?
James Price, now deceased, was the NKJV executive editor for the OT. He has some great material on his website. What I found very interesting and I didn't know is how often thr KJV translators followed a non Hebrew reading in their translation. See his appendixes in his book King James Onlyism A New Sect.
ReplyDeletehttps://jamesdprice.com/kingjamesonlyism.html