One of the major languages in Papua New Guinea is Melanesian Pidgin, and although there is a movement in portions of the country for people to learn English this is not always…
Month: June 2024
KJVO – Not A Baptist Distinctive
There is no evidence that King James Onlyism as popularized by Peter Ruckman was a main view among the Baptists. I am trying to find a quote somewhere that would indicate they…
1689 Confession: Not KJVO
The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, usually referred to as the 1689 Confession was not King James Only. Here is Article One, Paragraph 8: The Old Testament in Hebrew (which was…
The Marginal Notes of the King James Version
It is a long forgotten fact that when the KJV was first produced it did not look like what we have today. Back a few years ago, I was blessed to have…
An Old KJVO Article I Wrote
A pastor from Florida recalled that I wrote an article about “Why I Am KJV Only” and he mentioned that on Facebook. I was surprised anyone read that and found it interesting…
The Baptist Examiner – Not KJVO under Brother Gilpin!
When Brother John R. Gilpin was editor, The Baptist Examiner was not KJVO either.. It was still Baptist, Calvinistic, Premillenial, and Biblical but it was not KJVO. Here’s a few quotes covering…
The Baptist Examiner was Not KJVO At The Beginning
The Baptist Examiner was “Premillenial, Baptistic, Calvinistic, and Biblical” but it was NOT always a King James Only paper especially and not at all during its first decades. This was the reason…
KJVO: A New Doctrine Packaged As If It Is Old
I have been interested lately in a piece of Baptist history that is often assumed but rarely documented. That is the history of “King James Onlyism” (KJVO) among the Baptists. Perhaps it…