- Pastor Campbell discusses the topic of versions of the Bible and the need to understand different perspectives on this issue. - He clarifies that the discussion is not necessarily an agreement with the concept of multiple versions of the Bible but an exploration of the topic. - The key question raised is about why God preserved His word and whether it applies to all versions or a specific one.
Textual Basis and Translation 02:54
- Pastor Campbell addresses the importance of understanding the textual basis of the Bible and how it impacts different translations. - There is a focus on the King James Bible and its underlying text, the Textus Receptus, as well as other languages that contributed to its translation. - The discussion delves into the history of translations before the King James Bible and the role of translators in maintaining accuracy.
Corruption of the Biblical Text 16:41
- Pastor Campbell explores the early corruptions of the biblical text by heretics and false doctrines. - Examples are provided, such as the case of Marcion, who omitted parts of the Old Testament and altered the New Testament to fit his beliefs.
Examination of Modern Translations 43:28
- The lecture outlines the characteristics of modern English translations based on critical Greek texts and their biases. - Various translations are cataloged, including the Revised Standard Version, New International Version, and New King James Version, among others. - The speaker emphasizes the importance of testing modern translations against key doctrines like inspiration, deity of Christ, virgin birth, and salvation.
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