Today's Christian & the Church's Bible - by Theodore P Letis (Paperback)

About the Book

Dr. Theodore Letis helps those lost among an overabundance of Bible translations return to the reliability and trustworthiness of Christendom's most celebrated and accepted Bible - the Authorized Version.

Book Synopsis

Christians today have access to a wide variety of Bible translations suited to any temperament. However, the competing textual theories of various specialists, and the pragmatic concerns of the Bible marketing industry have left many overwhelmed by choice as they seek a reliable version of God's Word. In this informative booklet (formerly titled A New Hearing for the AV), the late ecclesiastical historian Dr. Theodore P. Letis helps those lost among an overabundance of Bible translations return to the reliability and trustworthiness of Christendom's most celebrated and accepted Bible - the Authorized Version, also known as the King James Version.

His study highlights the superiority of the Authorized Version's underlying text, translation technique, and English usage. He also shows its link with our past and how it is a unifying factor for the present as he cuts a compelling case for its continued use in homes, churches, and schools.

For those seeking discernment in such matters, Dr. Letis' teachings are a fresh call directing young pilgrims, as well as seasoned saints, back to the "old paths" of biblical Christianity.

Review Quotes

"Recommended to all who view being faithful to the inspired Scripture as important."

-David J. Engelsma, Emeritus Professor, Protestant Reformed Seminary, Grand Rapids, MI

"A welcomed resource for those who continue to seek out the 'old paths.'"

-Dr. Jeffrey T. Riddle, Pastor, Christ Reformed Baptist Church, Louisa, VA

"Sets before us this truth: The Bible is the only book that leads us to heaven."

-Maurice Roberts, Retired Editor, The Banner of Truth Magazine

"Upholds the AV/KJV as the Word of God due to its superior underlying text (the Ecclesiastical Text) and method of translation (Formal Equivalency) which is in keeping with the verbal and plenary inspiration and preservation of the Holy Scriptures.This primer is worth your time and attention. Tolle Lege." -Rev. Dr. Jeffrey Khoo, Principal, Far Eastern Bible College, Singapore

"A well-organized approach to understanding how it is possible that an edition of the Bible dating back well over 400 years can be and still is relevant today.I highly commend it as edifying to the church. It will prompt a deeper study." -Russell H. Spees, President, Institute for Biblical Textual Studies