More on the King James Issue

As I wandered a bit in my commentary (and interaction with the chat channel) I decided not to delve into the Ehrman materials today, but instead finished Diaa Mohamed’s opening statement. Also announced that we will be doing a Radio Free Geneva this coming Thursday, so join us at our regular time!

Was going to jump back into the Paul Williams material but, instead, I took the time to look at Hadith Qudsi 36 and ended up doing an entire hour on using these stories from Islamic history and lore as a means of opening up an opportunity for the presentation of the Gospel. Here’s where you can read Hadith Qudsi 36.

As promised, I began my review of the interview with Frank Beckwith today, even extending the program by ten minutes. I likewise responded to the “Yes, I had read Trent, even though my comments would lead any reasonable person to think I had not” issue as well. I am half way through the interview, but more than halfway through the

Regular length show today. First 45 minutes was on this article by Trevin Wax, and the last comprised a brief review of this post which had been tweeted by Paul Bilal Williams.

John Samson is back as a guest host on today’s Dividing Line, teaching on the doctrine of justification by faith alone, highlighting Romans chapters 1-4. A clear message on the imputation of Christ’s righteousness. Here is the YouTube link: