King James Bible Books

Which Bible Can You Trust?

The King James Bible Defended in Faith and History

This book answers 30 of the most popular of these myths, including the following:
• “King James Onlyism” was invented by a Seventh-day Adventist
• There are no doctrinal differences between the modern versions and the KJV
• Fundamentalists did not defend the KJV before the 1970s
• The KJV been updated in thousands of places
• King James I was a homosexual
• the KJV translators said all versions are good
• The King James Bible is too difficult to understand

Author David Cloud
• Erasmus was a Roman Catholic humanist
• Erasmus’ Greek New Testament was hastily done and filled with errors
• Erasmus used a mere handful of Greek manuscripts
• modern textual criticism is a legitimate science.

Respected linguist David Daniels proves beyond a doubt how we can know the King James Bible is God’s preserved words in English. Whether you want to defend the King James Bible or learn which Bible you can trust, you will find the answers here.

Old Words and the KJV Bible

Answers to the most common anti-KJV accusations

A concise Bible dictionary designed to fit in a Bible case. It includes an extensive list of King James Bible words that have changed meaning since 1611, plus all of the doctrinal terms and much more. Not only does it define individual Bible words but also many of the phrases and descriptive statements that are no longer a part of contemporary English usage, such as “superfluity of naughtiness,” “at your hand,” “taken with the manner,” and ” in the gate.” It is an excellent Bible dictionary for both new and older Christians. 

During the past few years, an issue (which for many Fundamental Baptists seemed to be settled) has arisen that has caused a great stir within our movement. We now have Fundamental Baptist brothers claiming to be King James Only men our of one side of their mouths while out the other they indirectly, and in some cases directly, criticize the very same King James Bible.

Author Johnny Esposito

In all this debate, the question which really cries for an answer is this: Does God have a controversy with the King James Bible? This simple treatise provides Ten Reasons why He does not. It is written for simple laypeople, as Dr. White calls them, who hunger for a copy of the inspired writings of God’s inerrant and infallible Word, and for any preacher who loves the simplicity that is in Christ and His Word (II Corinthians 11:3).

Author H. Wayne Williams

This easy to read book will open your eyes to the many changes and completely deleted words and verses that have been tampered with in the New International Version.

Final Authority presents a scholarly, yet readable defence of the King James Bible which answers many of the questions being asked by sincere Christians, such as: Who were the KJV translators?

A Survey of the Documents and History of the Bible

A Multifaceted Study on the A.V. 1611 with Contemporary Analysis. This book approaches the King James Bible from a unique point of view…Faith.

The only Bible God wrote through human agents was written in 2 of the world’s most perfect languages. The O.T. was originally written in Hebrew and the N.T. in Greek. In these original writings abide infinite perfection which no human will ever be able to duplicate. Because God inspired only one Bible, all other writings which are not in full agreement with it, cannot possibly be the true Word of God.

KJV 1611 – Inspired, preserved

A definitive work on the inspiration, preservation, and alteration of the Bible.

David H. Sorenson

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A sequel to the international bestseller New Age Versions, this work is a history of Greek and Hebrew lexicography. Also shown are answers to the now prevailing question, “Is our Bible inspired?”

Gail Riplinger

Over 70 hours of the KJV to play in your home, or on your computer. Makes a wonderful gift!

Understanding the Mystery of the King James Bible and the Hidden History are like two books in one

This 3 CD-Rom set includes the following resources: The King James Bible searchable words, letter groups, and phrases. An excellent tool when trying to find the Bible’s built-in dictionary

A defense of the inspiration of the scriptures, a defense of the preservation of those scriptures and a defense of the King James Version of the Holy Bible of God.

Author Michael Bates

To J. C. Ryle, the inspiration of the Scriptures was ‘the very keel and foundation of Christianity’, the underpinning without which Christians had no warrant for doctrine or practice, ‘no solid ground for present peace or hope, and no right to claim the attention of mankind’.

OUT OF STOCK. This book is an entire chapter drawn from the 1,200 page classic, In Awe of Thy Word, by G.A. Riplinger.

Riplinger’s detailed and scholarly responses – unanswerable by skeptics like Hunt, Cloud, James White, Hanagraaff, House, Morey, Passantino, Robert Thomas of Master’s Seminary and S.E. Schnaeter of Bob Jones University.

The King James Bible book

The Bible Version issue Made Simple!

The Inspired Bible in the Hearts of Believers

Is Your Bible Missing Something? Do you care if your Bible is missing things? If so, this book is for you!

Has God preserved His Word, or it is “up for grabs” for anyone to revise and publish? Ps. 12:6,7 This book compares the KJV to the NIV (as representing other versions), showing damaging changes and omissions. Also presented are the ideas behind modern versions and principles of preservation.

Dr. David Sorenson presents compelling evidence that the principal manuscripts, foundational to virtually all modern Bible versions – Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus – are not ancient. They in fact are of recent origin. Though presenting literary history, many will find this book to be a page turner. There is scholarship evident throughout, yet the author writes on a level which just about anyone can understand. This book presents powerful evidence that Codex Sinaiticus was actually produced in 1840 and that Codex Vaticanus is no older than the medieval era, with modifications likely made in the 19th century.

David H. Sorenson

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