Episodes

This episode is the first of two where I cover the history of the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Actually, in this first part, I cover the history and details of the English Revised Version a direct decedent of the King James Version, the American Standard Version, and make it part of the way through the Revised Standard Version. I also touch on the changing source material for the versions and the evolution of the English language that was part of the reason for the revisions.

This episode is the first of two where I cover the history of the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible. Actually, in this first part, I cover the history and details of the English Revised Version a direct decedent of the King James Version, the American Standard Version, and make it part of the way through the Revised Standard Version. I also touch on the changing source material for the versions and the evolution of the English language that was part of the reason for the revisions.

This episode is the second of two where we explore the history of the King James Version of the Bible. In it, the translation process is explained and also how the book was brought to print in the 17th century. Further, I explain why the KJV we read today is not that version, and why that is the case. Last, I answer the question, ‘Did William Shakespeare play a role in the creation of the version?’

This episode is the second of two where we explore the history of the King James Version of the Bible. In it, the translation process is explained and also how the book was brought to print in the 17th century. Further, I explain why the KJV we read today is not that version, and why that is the case. Last, I answer the question, ‘Did William Shakespeare play a role in the creation of the version?’

This episode is the first of two where we explore the history of the King James Version of the Bible. In it, we learn why King James the First decided to authorize the version and look into the background of some of the scholars who participated in the translation. Also, we touch on the Greek and Hebrew texts from which the work was sourced.

This episode is the first of two where we explore the history of the King James Version of the Bible. In it, we learn why King James the First decided to authorize the version and look into the background of some of the scholars who participated in the translation. Also, we touch on the Greek and Hebrew texts from which the work was sourced.

This is the first episode of The Churches The World. There is no history in this episode, that will begin next week with a look into the King James Version. Instead, this episode talks the listener through the structure of the podcast and what exactly sets this educational podcast apart from the others currently on the market. It is a bit shorter than the anticipated length, running just over 12 minutes, but is the best place to start listening. Otherwise, you may wonder why it is structured as ...

This is the first episode of The Churches The World. There is no history in this episode, that will begin next week with a look into the King James Version. Instead, this episode talks the listener through the structure of the podcast and what exactly sets this educational podcast apart from the others currently on the market. It is a bit shorter than the anticipated length, running just over 12 minutes, but is the best place to start listening. Otherwise, you may wonder why it is structured as ...