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Modern Bible translations still come under attack from the King James Only camp. In this revision of a book continually in print for more than ten years, James R. White traces the development of Bible translations old and new, investigating the differences between versions like the NIV, NASB, and NKJV and the Authorized Version of 1611. Written with the layperson in mind, The King James Only Controversy leads the reader through the basic issues of the debate and into the more complex issues of textual criticism. Enlightening reading for all Christians.
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Paperback: 368 pages
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers; Updated, Expanded edition (June 1, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0764206052
ISBN-13: 978-0764206054
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5.5 x 0.9 x 8.4 inches
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Average Customer Review:
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Very worthwhile book that covers the various shades of the KJV movement, from the reasonable "I like the KJV best" to the misguided "the KJV uses the best Greek manuscripts" to the "KJV is inspired and supersedes the Hebrew and Greek" nonsense. There is a helpful section on why the modern translations tend to use the Alexandrian texts: that they are older thus closer to the originals, while the Byzantine didn't become the majority until about a millennium later.Also explains the "expansion of piety" by later copyists which explains why the later versions had the title "Lord" next to Jesus Christ more often. So the new versions don't "take out" words; the KJV is based on later Greek texts that *added* words.Finally, there is an extended section on the specific verses that KJVO writings use as "proof" that the modern versions are corrupt.Dr White has also written books defending the Trinity and sufficiency of Scripture, and debated anti-Trinitarians and liberals, so his evangelical credentials are unquestionable.
Until I read this book, I did not realize the extent of this controversy. Since then, I have seen it manifested numerous times. This book helped me not only to become aware of this issue, but also helped me to understand why people take the stand they do. Because of lack of knowledge of how we got the Bible (especially the New Testament) today, people are generally afraid of examining the scriptures critically. It makes for a weak faith that is established in tradition rather than historical fact. This book helped me to get grounded in textual criticism which strengthened my faith in the God who preserves His special revelation to us.
This is one of those books every Christian should have in their personal library. The first part (regarding how the NT text was transmitted) is probably the best, most readable summary I have ever read. If you want to know how we got our Bible - and more importantly, why we can trust the integrity of our Bible, this book is a must have.The second part (regarding KJV only folks) was less personally useful, just because I do not run in to those kinds of people too often. However, I have already given away four copies to people who were struggling with this issue in the past six months. So the need is there and this is the perfect resource.
I can thank James White for getting me interested in the subject of textual criticism and have watch all his YouTube videos in six months. I have come to know his personality and his jokes and his passion and his style. Some people write like they talk (see Howard Hendricks) and James White writes like he talks, with a lot of passion. White had a video that said for a good introduction to textual criticism he would recommend this book so I picked it up as my intro to the subject and set to work on really starting to come down on where I want to begin studying.This book does a great job in that it provides a great overview of how we got the Bible and how English translations have come about. White doesn't delve into a ton of detail but he shows the highlights and the important steps on how we came up to the KJV and why further editions, like NASB and ESV, are needed and fuller. White does not step on KJV as inferior and it's awesome to read someone who has a high view of God's Word and a great grasp on scholarship and the need for intellectualism in Christianity (Francis Shaeffer would be proud).White also does a good topic of what the book is titled and that's dealing with the arguments levied by KJV Only people and takes it right to both the text and to the logic of the argument, with no need for name calling or grand statements of extremism.White also shows how textual criticism can be used to help develop a fuller, more complete understanding of the Faith and how to answer criticism against Christianity. This was really the main reason why I read the book. It was a really great introduction to that field of study. The topics are fairly clear in how they are addressed and the argumentation is not over complicated.There are a few small negatives that I found that may be difficult for some, including myself. White does start out right off the bat stating that he's trying to strike a balance between an area of study that can be vast and broad and complicated and knowing to write to a general audience. At time, he tends to assume you remember what you read eight chapters ago or use terms that weren't that clear. I believe this comes from White knowing so much about the topic that he tends to stumble on just how "clever" the reader is. When White refers to Scripture to support his arguments, I would have liked to have had the Scripture listed rather than look them up. It's just helpful not having to turn between two books for these times. These are mostly limited to his arguments and not his main points so they are low impact on hassle.I would have loved to see a "Suggested Reading" page although the footnotes tend to give you repeated examples of who White supports. Speaking of which, the footnotes in this book are great! I know it sounds geeky but I love a book where reference footnotes are on the bottom of the page rather than in the back or at the end of the chapter. It's so much cleaner and easier. The footnoted notes of White's writing add to the topic and can be skipped if they aren't important to you - just as any good footnote is. Great footnotes WOOO!!!It convinced me on the topic at hand and I would recommend this book as a good jumping off point for anyone wanting to get into textual criticism. It has helped motivate me into a deeper study. Final Grade - A+
If you trade truth for certainty you’ll soon discover you’re left with neither. This book exposes many of the King James only arguments that sound convincing at first but fall apart once you look past the surface. It’s hard to explain the difference it makes to be able to read a Bible in modern English. This book lets you know how you can trust most modern versions. In addition, it also tell the history of the Bible and it’s transmission. Highly recommended for those who want to learn more about Gods word but are scared by King James Onlyists.
Presented in a very disarming way so as to not point fingers who is wrong or right. A systematically organized topic. A valuable read. Even though I personally find the KJV easy for Bible Study [I do in depth studies and sometimes the flow of Old English and similarities help me remember something I read before. But that's decades of use :D ], it is valuable historical information as well to keep things in focus whenever you end up debating a KJV only advocate.
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