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By missionary Calvin George Some seem to think that the only way to promote and uphold the KJV is by bitterly denouncing modern Bible versions. Textual issues, such as the underlying text (Textus Receptus versus critical texts) is the most important reason for retaining the KJV, however, there are other matters to consider, many of…

By Calvin George In the process of speaking in multiple conferences in 2024, it was alleged by a leader of the Reina Valera Gomez Society that discrepancies over divine names in the Spanish Reina-Valera 1960 and even 1909 are “the work of the devil.” Notice some of the most egregious excerpts of what was stated:…

Two treatises the first, of the lives of the popes, and their doctrine. The second, of the mass: the one and the other collected of that, which the doctors, and ancient councils, and the sacred Scripture do teach.

La Controversia Reina-Valera en el Fundamentalismo Available on Amazon.com The History of the Reina-Valera 1960 Spanish Bible (English)  $4.99 La Historia de la Biblia Reina-Valera 1960 Spanish – out of stock. Second edition is in progress.

In this analysis we will present selected passages of the Old Testament to see if the RVG is aligned with the KJV as promised. The following is one of the main reasons that had been presented to justify the RVG: “To accomplish this work we have put parallel [sic] the Textus Receptus, the 1909 Spanish…

This article is quite dated, but I found it an interesting read that was well-researched. Its source is Bibliotheca Sacra, January 1921.

This is a critique of God’s Bible in Spanish: How God Preserved His Words in Spanish Through the RVG published by Chick Publications and primarily written by Emanuel (Manny) Rodríguez. In addition to the editor, Humberto Gómez is listed as holding the copyright for the book. I refer to it as an RVG-only book, because the Reina-Valera-Gomez…

In honor of the 400th anniversary of the Authorized Version 1611-2011 These marginal notes are available in scans and published reprints of the 1611, but we believe that listing them all together and in modern spelling makes it much easier to study the notes in depth, or to do quick visual scans. The digital text…

In recent years I have noticed an increasing trend in Fundamentalism objecting to statements to the effect that the writers of Scripture were inspired. It often comes across in clichés such as “God inspired the words, not the writers.” At least one Fundamentalist has written repeatedly that it is heresy to refer to inspired writers.…

The basic premise of Stephen Coston’s book King James VI of Scotland & I of England Unjustly Accused? is that the writings of King James and his contemporaries and the actions described therein interpreted in the context of the times do not constitute overwhelming evidence of homosexuality. Coston’s book seems to be well documented and well researched.…