The Effect of an English Translation of the Bible
Historian Benson Bobrick has written an excellent book entitled, Wide As the Waters: The Story of the English Bible and the Revolution It Inspired. In it he notes the effect on England when he translated even a portion of the Bible, not from the original Greek, but...
The Bible and College
Here are some interesting words from Leland Ryken from his book, Worldly Saints: The Puritans As They Really Were. “Albert Einstein once remarked that we live in a day of perfect means and confused goals. The Puritans did not make that mistake. The strength of their...
Reasons to Study Your Bible
John Murray, a great theologian of the last century, has written some wise words for all students of the Bible. “I take it for granted that we all read the Bible with regularity. What I am going to plead for . . . is concentrated, sustained, devoted study of the Bible...
Reading the Bible Requires Patience
You cannot convince a person that you care if you give them the impression that you are in a hurry. That is also in your Bible study. Irving L. Jenson, in his book Enjoy Your Bible writes: “Patience in any phase of life is priceless. The great naturalist Fabre always...


