THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE # 4 THE OLD TESTAMENT: The spirit of prophecy continued in the Israelite church, with intervals of intermission, down to Malachi. If any uninspired writing had been put forward as inspired it would have been immediately tested and rejected. (from Fausset’s Bible Dictionary, Electronic Database Copyright (c)1998 by Biblesoft) The New [...]

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THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE # 3 THE OLD TESTAMENT: The Determining Principle in the Formation of the Canon: Who had the right to declare a writing canonical? To this question widely divergent answers have been given. According to a certain class of theologians the several books of the Old Testament were composed by authors who [...]

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THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE # 2 THE OLD TESTAMENT: The Determining Principle in the Formation of the Canon: Who had the right to declare a writing canonical? To this question widely divergent answers have been given. According to a certain class of theologians the several books of the Old Testament were composed by authors who [...]

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THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE # 1 THE OLD TESTAMENT: 1. If the testimony of Scripture is accepted, that God is the author of the Bible and that the Holy Spirit worked upon men to receive and record His word for future generations, the important question was bound to arise, what particular books enjoy divine origin [...]

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The following article was written by Dr. Shelton Smith, editor of the Sword of the Lord, April 18, 2008.  It most clearly gives the reason why Nuggets of Gold uses only the KJB. Humanizing Christ and Humanizing the Bible—a Spurious Practice It seems that so many clergymen these days are on a campaign to bring [...]

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