0:23 Dake’s Annotated Study Bible (5th edition has archeology in it) 2:27 Thompson Chain Study Bible 3:01 Life Application Study Bible 4:08 New Open Bible 6:58 Cultural Background Study Bible 7:19 Chronological Life Application Study Bible (Non KJV SB’s) 7:45 Extra: Apologetic and ESV Study Bible
I just purchased a vintage 1946 Good Shepherd Edition Self-Prounouncing Christian Worker's Bible in excellent condition, and so far i absolutely love it
I love the Thompson Chain Reference Bible. Found a used one in good condition for $10 at a local book store. I truly believe finding it was a blessing from God.
Well I’ve had my premier study bible for about 3 days now and have already spent many hours in it. What can I say, it’s absolutely Amazing. I’m loving the print, the notes, the Hebrew references, the beautiful Moroccan cover. Everything about it is wonderful. I also ordered a Dakes at the same time , which I’ve owned before, but I must say even that pails in comparison. So after searching for the best study bible out there for years, I must say the Premier is the greatest one out there to date. Thank you Pastor Waldron for your great work. I found you accidentally and have enjoyed all your videos. Mostly the ones on the Premier study Bible. YHUH Elohim bless you.
I bought the Thompson Chain Reference Bible today and the Dake Study Bible a couple of days ago (I have been expanding my library this year). After your video, I ordered the New Life Application Bible and the Open Bible. All of these Bibles are KJV, of course! Thank you for all of the info. Between these 4 Bibles and the Study Bibles I already have, I will have everything I am looking for in Study Bibles.
I have quite the collection of study bibles pretty much all that you have mentioned. The one I currently use most is the Cultural Background s NIV. I don't read the text, but love the insights and facts that make the scriptures come alive in a new way. But my comfort Bible is my Open Bible that I bought in the 80's. I also have the newer versions but for some reason don't care for as much. My trusty old one is less distracting and print quality better. I hope it holds up for the duration of my days lol!
Thanks Steve. We watch your reviews with interest. Especially as we approach the end of the year and decide on which study Bible we'll use in the new Year
Thank you for sharing Pastor Steve. The TCR is probably my favorite study bible. I always thought that if I could only have one study bible it would be the TCR accompanied with the Matthew Henry commentary revised by Martin Manser.
I have the Thomson Chain Reference Bible in the NASB translation and love it. I also found an old TCR Survey which is chock-full of information and actually matches up well with my Bible.
I just found a NKJV TCR and what is unique is that it is a looks like a wide margin TCR. I bought it years and years ago and it was packed away in boxes. It is a Thomas Nelson NKIV, black calfskin. Cool surprise !
My recommended study books are the Thompson Chain Reference Bible, the Strongs Exhaustive Concordance, and the Hebrew/ Greek / English Interlinear of the Old and New Testaments.
I have a Holman KJV study Bible that I’ve had for 13 years, and I love it. I also have the Jack Van Impe KJV prophecy study Bible, awesome, informative! So sad we lost a great Bible teacher in 2020.
I have had my Thompson Chain for 48 years my first Church I pastoral ministry and God blessing me I have always said that there's over 180 sermons and the Lord have given me that many more
I bought a KJV Holman Study Bible. I am amazed at the information given. It may be a little more difficult to understand, but I don't care to read the wrong translation that leaves things out and changes word meaning. God Bless!
The study Bible that I would spend hours in is the Spirit-Filled Life Study Bible. This may sound weird but that is one Bible that I could spend oodles of time with it. I had a Thompson Chain Reference in which I loved was stolen. I am currently using a pew bible someone gave to me. I love this video and all of the videos that yall upload.
Really nice overview; even as Catholic, I truly appreciate and found my interest kindled in these study editions, (and I'll confess that I do salivate over many of the Zondervan NIV study bibles in the bookstore.)
I would be curious as to how extensive the references to election, predestination, and reprobation seeing as how many theologians in the Baptist, et al do not believe in such .
Hi I am a member of the Church of Christ and we love the KJV bibles. I was wondering if you would review the Holman KJV study Bible. that has the full color. i want to know how also how its notes are scriptually in sync with the inspired scriptures. if you would do that it would help me in knowing if its for me. thanks.
Nice review. I love The Thompson Chain Reference Bible & The Open Bible. I would love for The Open Bible to be produced with a nice leather cover & sewn binding. The bonded leather one is terrible.
Nelson went thru a period in the 1980's when they had a genuine leather New Open Bible with a very good grain to it. Especially in Black. Beautiful Bible, and just the right size for carrying to Church. Their Signature Series in an Open Bible would be great! They did one in the KJV Study Bible. Just exquisite.
I agree on the scofield note. That was the only study Bible in my home growing up and it seemed like every verse I didn’t understand didn’t have any notes to them. I also couldn’t follow the cross references. I’d look up verses and not be able to connect the dots on why they were mentioned. Thompson Chain is top of my wishlist!
Some reference bible go by word to verse so if the word lion in the verse it would tell you about another verse about a lion my NKJV Thomas Nelson is like that 98% of the time I used I I didn't use the reference it would have been better as a text only bible.
Dakes is amazing i have an incredible KJV rebind in sokoto full-yapp. Also i love the life in the spirit 3rd edition i also have a KJV rebind PTL full-yapp. And really enjoy my thompson chain CBP KJV full-yapp.
@B D That would be super weird for the third largest Bible publisher in the world, and one that is actually owned by the Baptists (as opposed to Harper Colins, for example) to print Bibles with missing books. I've had two in the NKJV, one in the CSB, and one in KJV. They all had Deuteronomy... God Bless.
Dake's Bible is definitely loaded with Scripture, some of the references are misnumbered, even in some of the newer editions. You already mentioned some doctrinal errors, some of them you see in the very verses he refers to. I did enjoy Dake's God's Plan for man, very meaty, again, some misprints with Scripture reference, and a lot of run on sentences, still loaded, it took me months to get through it, especially if one looks up the references. Thompson Chain is awesome, I also have the Chain companion Bible. Thank you Sir, I appreciate your critiques and enjoy your videos.
If you are referring to a Mr. Cantfeild's book "The Incredible Scolfield" then I suggest you look into who the author of that book was yourself. Mr. Cantfeild was anti-jewish, anti-dispensational, a five point calvinist, he was also against the rapture and if I remember correctly he was also against the second coming of Christ.
I found a genuine leather 1975 Open Bible on ebay but even though the leather looks great, I don't think it's a sewn binding which kinda makes me think I definitely overpaid for it.....lol. It would be a dream for lcbp to publish it or CBP but I don't know the probability of that happening.
Please check out the Fire Bible. I have or am very familiar with most all of them and the Fire Bible is by far my favorite. I have 2 Dakes and 3 Fire Bibles, all in different versions. The FB is GREAT!
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa ok thanks Bro Steve. I went back and found your review. Thanks! I have the biography of Donald Stamps the chief writer of the Fire Bible notes and articles, and by all accounts he was an outstanding person. He was a Nazarine preacher before he received the baptism in the Holy Ghost. So he presents some really good information about both holiness and Pentecost. He, like me, was trinitarian but he doesn't push it hard like Dake. So I can see Oness believers using it. He is broader in scope than Dake but doesn't ride hobby horses. It also doesn't come across as argumentative as Dake. In my opinion, it's the best main stream, conservative, clasical Pentecostal bible study aid. I wish they would produce a combined Fire/KJVER bible. That would be awesome. Btw, why don't you use your use your expertise and get with a publisher and produce Oness Pentecostal Study Bible? You're a very good communicator of your point of view.
First, I'm KJV only. But, I've used kjv along with a strongs concordance for years. But, I found a great Hebrew/Greek study Bible that has the strongs numbers in the text (not every word. It's a key word Bible) and the complete strongs dictionary in the back. I love it!
If you are KJV only, you need to read "Demonology", a book he wrote before commissioning the KJV. If you still follow him after reading "Demonology" - at least you'll know who you are trusting in.
Pastor you did a review of the national study bible kjv by national publishing. I found one that has 16 pages of painted illustrations and one without. Besides my Thompson chains which I have 3 kjv personal for my wife and mid size and large print which are mine I think the national study bible is one of the best etc. Do you know where the national study bible is sold? Thank and God bless you Pastor.
Dakes does have a lot of good accurate info, but he started that whole health and wealth prosperity stuff, some of other parts I disagree on, but all in all its a good tool. What about the Westminster reference bible? I thought about buying it.
Good evening brother let me hop that work is moving on well and thanks be to God. I have a some questions to ask What is the meaning of Gnosticism Preterism And the other is that when am reading some written information about about the gospels they always refer to Bruce, geiscer I just want to know the writers of these book because they seem to be more useful for reference purposes Another question is that who wrote expositors Bible commentary because when you ask for these books they always ask for the writers of these books brother Then another is about mc dowell and Milton.c.fisher what is the names of the books they have written I will be gratefull if my questions are put under your consideration this is Ben always from united Arab Emirates and thank you for replaying my last question about the best Bible study to use though I have not gotten one yet once again God bless brother
Pastor Steve,greetings. I’ve heard that Dake had some very strange ideas about Blacks and minorities. Any thought on this? Very important as an AfAm Christian. Thank you,sir for responding. Also,have you presented anything on how to use the Strong’s system? Currently using the NKJV OPEN BIBLE. (Trinitarian who avoids Calvinism/Missionary Baptist looking into Spirit-filled Life teacher incl Hayford). Loving your great Bible reviews. All the Best. 🇧🇪🇺🇸
Both on channel. Dakes strange beliefs and how to use the Strong’s concordance. The review of the Dake bible, and Gods plan for man. Been involved confronting the Dake racism since about 1990. They’ve been slowly removing it. God bless!
Good morning brother this is Ben from uganda I wanted to ask one question what is the best bible that you can recommend me for bible for bible study thanks a lot God bless you
Another to consider is "The Companion Bible" (KJV) with notes by renowned King's College literary genius (and polyglot) E. W. Bullinger. The "Enlarged Type Edition" sells on Amazon for $40 with about 560 reviews (evidently discerning readers..)
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Very nice presentation! I haven't bought one yet, but I'm leaning that way. I should note the mid-Acts position is not either normative, or ultra or even Acts 29 (nothing to split hairs or start another denomination over, but it does seem there's 4 distinct views held). Randy White runs Dispensational Publishing and has a decent class parsing things out ( th-cam.com/video/zm_jvu9ryoI/w-d-xo.html ). Thank you for your Bible focused teaching, duly subscribed! God Bless and Maranatha!
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa very interesting as a christian how can i have at least one of those bible references ?how and where can i buy it thanks for your help Pastor God bless you and your ministry
I like the Nelson giant print King James version that doesn't have a lot of nose but it does have good references and also it is readable which to me a Bible that is too small to read is only good for a doorstop is that. I grew up with the King James version and I'm still fond of the way it sounds and it just something I'm familiar with and the Nelson giant print is not so huge that you can't carry it easily in one hand it's really a work of art unless you just after a lot of study notes which to me the notes were not inspired so in that sense rather worthless also I like the maps in the back of the Nelson and as you say the Nelson print is probably second to none I found it on the Shelf where I've got lots of other Bibles but I'm really fond of it and I've been using it almost exclusively now it's seemingly true that I never met a Bible I didn't like and very few that I didn't buy but that just the way I am I tried to keep first things first. I'm still studying the Oneness movement and I'm still a bit confused I think what I understood is that Jesus is the embodiment of Christ or of God and so he is now the person on the throne in heaven but I don't fully understand that but I'm still studying and appreciate all that you're doing can you recommend a good TH-cam channel to listen to that would help me get a basic understanding of the Oneness movement? Thanks a lot.
I think the best bible ever produced is KJV new strong’s reference bible with 789 page strong’s concordance in back. Updates old words. I bought several of them because they are out of print but can be found if looked for.
One question concerning the reliability of the gospel/new testament/injeel do you think that it's a reliable historical document and that the disciples actually met and eat with jesus
@Kile - Come on man why even believe that jesus is god but think about it to say that jesus is god you will also have to believe that the one mary carried for all those months in her womb was the almighty now no one in his/her right mind would believe that why not be a unitarian christian (biblical) and still think islam is false
@Kile - There is no where in the holy scriptures where jesus is called the creator of the universe watch sean finnegan's seminar on did the early christians believed in the trinity
I am struggling to understand the KJV Bible, my brother is going to buy me a Strongs Concordance. My question about the Strongs Concordance is, does it take the place of using a study bible if I use it with my KJV Bible?
If you can find a J Vernon McGee Thru the Bible Study Bible, its outstanding, with 15 pt print I think. Gods Word Study Bible, the "Sword Bible" as people call it, is great also with 15 pt print. Holman and ABS both have (or had) 18 pt Bibles that were not Study Bibles. Cambridge has a 24 pt print multi volume set. Of course cds and TH-cam etc are great listening options as well. Glad you have a desire for God's Word!!! Awesome!
Hi have you ever heard of Jay Vernon McGee he preached at a church in California the open door he had a radio program called Through the Bible they still play him on the radio station for time today I think he been gone to rest in the Lord for about 28 years now thank
New Life Of Albany Ga. I'm torn between the Life Application Study and the Every Man's. I like a lot of knowledge and back ground when I am interested in a subject. Can you recommend one over the other?
I don't think we are called to judge others based on them not believing everything that we believe. We are all called to be one. That was the real Lords Prayer that we would be united. Jesus Knew that we would be easily swayed by the finer theological points but he wanted to remind us that we all have the same Jesus. Tired of people dividing based on belief. We need to be uniting on what we have in common, Jesus and loving people.
Archaic shakespeare and kjv english has common easy looking words that have changed in meaning such as replenish=fill, meat=food, suffer=allow, let=prevent so you would not even know that you need to use the dictionary like oed or websters.
Replenish is a common english word so people will not even know that they need to look up replenish in the dictionary bec they would think that they already know the meaning of replenish which currently means refill rather than fill.
If God is a singular Spirit, when you say 3 separate beings, which is never used in Scripture, are there 3 Spirits? 1? In what way are there 3? Is there 1 Jehovah? 3? If you could elaborate! I’ve studied this for years. None of the Scriptures you posted mentioned 3 separate Beings.
All of the above Scriptures clearly show at least 2 Beings, if not 3, but I'll give more if those aren't sufficient proof for you from the Bible. English Words used in KJV for Elohim: God 2346 god 244 judge 5 GOD 1 goddess 2 great 2 mighty 2 angels 1 exceeding 1 God-ward + 1 godly 1 [Total Count: 2606] Elohim is plural of ('elowahh); gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus, especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative :- angels, × exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), × (very) great, judges, × mighty. In regard to Mathew 28:19 and Acts only baptizing in the name of Jesus....[in the name of] This means "by the authority of." Here it means by the authority of all three persons and not by the authority of Jesus only. He is the one authorizing us to recognize the others as well as Himself. This will help us to understand Acts 2:38; 8:16; 10:48; 19:5. It is by the authority of Jesus Christ that we baptize at all, and it is by His authority that we baptize in the name of (by the authority of) all three persons. [Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost] Some argue that these are not names, but the dictionary says that the word name is "any word" or "title" by which any person or thing is known. This is not just any Father, any Son, or any Holy Ghost, but it is the Father of Jesus Christ, and the Son of the Father, and the Holy Ghost, the third person of the Divine Trinity. Any Bible reader would know who these three persons are if mentioned by these names in any scripture. .................................................................................Over 80 times Jesus affirmed that He was not the Father and not the only person in the Godhead. Christ was the speaker, but not the one spoken of or to (Matthew 7:21; Matthew 11:27; Matthew 18:10,35; Luke 2:49; John 5:17-43; John 8:19-49; John 10:17-37; John 14:7-28; John 15:1-26; Rev. 1:1; etc.). Is it any wonder that the Godhead, the Trinity, and the unity of God are so mysterious when we force separate persons to become only one person, all because we do not want to recognize the true meaning of the word one as referring to unity rather than individuality in some scriptures? People would be just as great a mystery if we forced the meaning of all men to refer to one person.
th-cam.com/video/4Os6OCbdG5QW/w-d-xo.htmlhere is Dake in error here? Jehovah, as used in Genesis 19:24, proves at least 2 called Jehovah. Its a clear example of more than one person in the Godhead, and also of the Bible teaching more than one Jehovah. The Hebrew for Lord here is Yehovah. One Yehovah on earth reigned fire and brimstone from another Yehovah in heaven. Names of God prove plurality of persons. The Hebrew: Elohiym (OT:430) is the word for God in Genesis 1:1 and in over 2,700 other places in the Old Testament It is a uni-plural noun meaning Gods and is so translated 239 times (Genesis 3:5; Exodus 22:28; 1 Samuel 4:8; Daniel 2:11; Daniel 4:6-9; Daniel 5:11,14; etc.). Sometimes 'Elohiym is used with plural verbs and pronouns, "the Gods they caused me to wander" (Genesis 20:13), and "there the Gods they appeared unto him" (Genesis 35:7). Plural pronouns are used of God, proving plurality of persons (Genesis 1:26; Genesis 3:22; Genesis 11:7; Isaiah 6:8; John 14:23; John 17:11,22-23). First, second, and third personal pronouns are used hundreds of times in Scripture, referring to one, two, and three persons of the Godhead in the same sense they are used of men. Sometimes the different members of the Deity use them to and of one another in the same sense man uses them. In John 17 alone Jesus uses them 162 times in speaking to and of His Father (cp. John 14:16-17,26; John 15:26; John 16:7-15). Sometimes singular pronouns are used of the whole Godhead of three members as a unity (Exodus 20:3; Isaiah 44:6,8; Isaiah 45:5,21; Isaiah 46:9; Hosea 13:4), just like the whole church as a unit is spoken of as a man and "he" (Ephes. 2:14-15; Ephes. 4:13; Ephes. 5:25-27; 2 Thes. 2:7-8). "Man is become as one of us" proves plurality of persons (Genesis 3:22). Two and three Persons called God have been seen by the same men at the same time and places as being separate persons (Daniel 7:9-14; Matthew 3:16-17; John 1:31-34; Acts 7:54-60; Rev. 6:16; Rev. 7:9-17; Rev. 21:22; Rev. 22:3). Christ is the mediator between God and man, not between Himself and man (1 Tim. 2:5). 18. Two and three Persons are referred to in every New Testament book (Matthew 3:16-17; Matthew 12:31-32; Matthew 17:5; Matthew 22:43-45; Matthew 28:19; Mark 1:1-2,10; Mark 13:32; Luke 1:32-35; Luke 2:40,52; Luke 3:22; Luke 4:1; Luke 4:18; Luke 9:35; Luke 23:46; Luke 24:39 with John 4:24; John 1:1-3,14,18; John 5:17-25,31-38; John 6:37,44-46,57; John 7:16-18,28,37-39; John 8:13-19,26-38,42,54; John 10:15-18,24,29,36; John 12:26-31,44,49-50; John 14:1-26,28-30; John 15:1-26; John 16:1-33; John 17:1-26; John 18:11; John 20:17,21; John 18:11; John 20:17,21; Acts 1:7-8; Acts 2:24-36; Acts 3:13-26; Acts 4:10,26-31; Acts 5:29- 33; Acts 7:37,55-56; Acts 8:12-17; Acts 9:17; Acts 10:38-48; Acts 17:31; Romans 1:3,7,9; Romans 5:1-11; Romans 8:1-13,26-39; 1 Cor. 1:3-9; 1 Cor. 2:10; 1 Cor. 3:23; 1 Cor. 8:6; 1 Cor. 11:3; 1 Cor. 12:3; 1 Cor. 15:57; 2 Cor. 1:2-3; 2 Cor. 5:17-21; 2 Cor. 13:14; Galatians 1:1-3; Ephes. 1:2-3; Ephes. 3:14; Ephes. 4:3-6; Ephes. 6:23; Phil. 1:2; Phil. 2:5-11; Col. 1:2-3,13-19; Col. 3:1; 1 Thes. 1:1-10; 1 Thes. 3:13; 2 Thes. 1:1-2; 2 Thes. 2:16; 1 Tim. 1:2; 1 Tim. 2:5; 1 Tim. 5:21; 1 Tim. 6:14-16; 2 Tim. 1:2; 2 Tim. 4:1; Titus 1:4; Titus 2:13; Philemon 1:3; Rev. 5:13). In no conceivable way can we force a meaning of three persons in one person; three beings in one being; or three manifestations of only one person in any of these or any other scripture.
Over 500 Scriptures Proving a Divine Trinity There are over 500 plain scriptures that refer to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, as being THREE SEPARATE AND DISTINCT PERSONS, each with His own personal body, soul, and spirit in the sense that all other persons have them. Two and three persons must be understood in all the passages below if the plain language is to be understood as it reads, for first, second, and third personal pronouns are used in the singular and the plural in the same way that we use them in reference to other persons. If two and three persons are referred to in all these passages and they are called God, then we must understand them as referring to this many divine persons, as we do when the same statements are made of two or three persons of the human race. Note the following scriptures: Two Persons are Referred to in: 1. The Pentateuch: Gen. 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; 19:24; Ex. 14:19; 23:20-23; 32:34; 33:1-3; Num. 20:16; Deut. 18:15-19. 2. The historical books: Josh. 5:13-15; Judg. 2:1-5. The term, "the angel of the Lord" means "the angel from the Lord." The Lord is one person and the angel that comes from Him is another person. Both persons are divine, for the angel proves to be God in many of these passages, and certainly the Lord who sends the angel is another divine person. See Lesson Six, VI, for many scriptures where this term is found. Also, "the Spirit of the Lord" means "the Spirit from the Lord." The Lord is one divine person and the Spirit, the Holy Spirit, from the Lord is another divine person (Judg. 3 10; 6:34; 11:29; 13:25; 14:6, 19; 15:14; 1 Sam. 10:6; 16:13-14; 2 Sam. 23:2; etc.). The same is true of the Spirit of God" which is the Holy Spirit who was the agent of God and spake by the mouths of the prophets since the world began (Acts. 3:21; Heb. 1:1-2; 2 Pet. 1:21). 3. The poetical books: Ps.. 2:1-12; 8:3-6 with Heb. 2:5-8; 16:8-11; 22:1-31; 34:20; 45:6-7; 68:18; 69:8-9; 89:27; 110:1-5; 118:26; 119:97-104; 132:11, 17; Prov. 30:4. 4. The prophetical books: Isa. 7:14; 8:18 with Heb. 2:12-13; 9:6-7; 11:1-5; 42:1-7; 49:1-12; 50:4-11; 52:13-15; 53:1-12; 55:4-5; 63:1-10; Jer. 23:5-8; Ezek. 33:15-18; 34:29; Dan. 7:9-14; Hos. 11:1; Mic. 5:1-6; Hab. 2:7; Zech. 6:12-13; 12:10; 13:6, 7; Mal. 3:1-3. 5. The Gospels: Matt. 1:18-20; 2:6, 15, 22; 5:44-48; 6:1-18; 7:21; 9:38; 10:32-33, 40; 11:10, 25- 27; 12:18, 28, 31-32, 50; 14:33; 15:13; 16:27; 17:5; 18:10, 19, 35; 19:17; 20:23; 21:9, 16; 22:21, 42; 23:8-10, 39; 26:29, 39, 42, 44, 53, 63-64; 27:43, 46; Mark 1:2, 8, 12, 24; 2:7; 3:11; 5:7; 8:38; 9:7; 11:25-26; 12: 27; 14:36, 62, 15:34, 39; 16:19; Luke 1:32-33; 2:11-14, 22, 38, 40, 49-52; 3:16; 4:1-14, 18,41; 7:27; 10:21-22; 11:13; 12:5-10, 32; 13:55; 16:13; 19:38; 20:35, 38, 39-44; 22:29; John 1:1-3, 5, 14, 18, 29, 36; 2:16-17; 3:2, 16-17; 4:10; 5:17-45; 6:27-65; 7:16- 18, 28-29, 33-39; 8:14-56; 9:3-5, 33; 10:15-18, 25-38; 11:4, 22, 27, 41-42; 12:26-28, 44-50; 13:1-3, 20, 31-32; 4:1-31; 15:1-25; 16:3-32; 17:1-26; 18:11; 20:17-23, 31. 6. The book of Acts: Acts 1:16; 2:22-39; 3:7-26; 7:59-60; 9:3; 13:17-41; 16:6-34; 17:18-31; 18:5, 24-28; 19:1-7; 22:14; 26:8-9, 18-23; 28:23-31. 7. The Pauline Epistles: Rom. 1:7-10, 16; 2:16; 3:22-26; 4:24; 5:1-21; 6:3-23; 7:25; 8:29-34; 14:10-12; 15:5-7; 16:20-27; 1 Cor. 1:1-9, 14-30; 3:9-15; 4:1-21; 5:1-13; 8:4-6; 10:4-31; 11:3; 14:2-33; 15:15, 24-28, 57; 2 Cor. 1:1-23; 2:17; 4:2-15, 5:18-21, 8:1-19; 9:7-15; 10:1-14; 11:1- 11, 31; 12:1-12, 19-21; 13:4-7; Gal. 1:1-12, 15-24; 2:16-21; 3:13-29; 5:1-6; 6:14-18; Eph. 1:1-2; Phil. 1:26-30; 2:12-16; 3:3, 14; 4:5-23; Col. 1:1-2, 12-28; 2:2-3:17; 4:3-12; 1 Thess. 2:1-18; 3:8-13; 4: 13-18; 2 Thess. 1:1-12; 2:1-12; 3:1-18; 1 Tim. 1:1-2, 11-17; 2:3-7; 5:21; 6:1-17; 2 Tim. 1:1-2; 2:1-26; 3:12-17; 4:1-2, 8-22; Titus 1:1-4, 7-16; 2:1-13; Ph'm. 1-25; Heb. 1:1-14, 2:5-18; 4:4-16; 5:1-14; 6:7-20; 7:1-26; 8:1-13; 9:24; 10:5-9, 19-23; 10:5-9, 19-23; 11:25-26; 12:2-3, 22-24; 13:4-21. 8. The General Epistles: Jas. 1:1; 2:1-5; 1 Pet. 1:5-9; 2:3-25; 4:1-11; 5:1-14; 2 Pet. 1:1-2, 2:1-4; 1 John 1:1-7; 2:1-2, 22-25; 3:1-3, 8-10; 4:9-10; 5:1, 20-21; 2 John 2; Jude 1, 4. 9. The Revelation: Rev. 1:1-2;2:7,10-11,16-18,28-29;3:14-16;4:5-8;5:1-11; 6:16-17; 7:9-17; 11:15; 12:10, 14-19; 15:1-4; 17:14-17; 19:1-21; 20:4-6; 21:2-14, 22-23; 22:1-21. Three Persons are Referred to in: 1. The Old Testament: Plural pronouns are used of God (Gen. 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; Ps. 2:3; Isa. 6:8). Elohim, the Heb. word for God in 2,700 places, is a uniplural noun, meaning Gods and is so translated 239 times. See point I, 1, above. Two persons called God are often referred to, as seen in points 1, 2, 3, and 4, above. Three persons are clearly referred to in Ps. 45:6-17; Isa. 10:20-12:6; 42:1-7; 48:16; 59:15-21; 61:1-3 with Luke 4:18-21; 63:9-10; Zech. 3:8-9, 12:10-13:1. 2. The Gospels: Matt. 1:20-25; 3:9-17; 4:1-11; 12:18-21; 6 16-17; 22:42-46; 28:19-20; Mark 1:10-11; 12:35-37; Luke 1:32-35, 67-80; 2:25-35, 38; 3:22; 11:9-13; 24:49; John 1:31-34; 3:34- 36; 14:16-21, 23-26; 15:26; 16:7-17; 20:21-23. 3. The book of Acts: Acts 1:1-8; 2:17-21, 33-39; 4:8-12, 24-31; 5:30-32; 6:1-15; 7:1-53; 7:54- 56; 8:5-23, 29-39; 9:5-20; 10:2-48; 11:15-25; 13:2-12, 46-52; 15:7-29; 18:24-28; 20:21-35. 4. The Pauline Epistles: Rom. 4:1-4; 5:1-5; 8:1-27; 9:1-5; 14:17-18; 15:8-30; 1 Cor. 2:1-15; 3:16-23; 6:9-19; 7:22-24, 40; 12:1-29; 2 Cor. 1:18-23; 3:3-18; 5: 1-10; 6:1-18; 13:14; Gal. 3:1- 11; 4:7; 5:16-26; 6:2-8; Eph. 1:3-21; 4:3-32; 5:1-21, 6:6-24; Phil. 1:1-19; 2:1-11; Col. 1:3-8; 1 Thess. 1:1-10; 4:1-18; 5:9-28; 2 Thess. 2:13-17; 1 Tim. 3:15-17; 4:1-10; 2 Tim. 1:6-14; Titus 3:4-7; Heb. 2:1-14; 3:1-12; 6:1-6; 9:6-14; 10:10-18, 26-31. 5. The General Epistles: 1 Pet. 1:1-4, 10-25; 3:15-22; 4:13-19; 2 Pet. 1:16-21; 1 John 3:23-24; 4:2-3, 12-16; 5:5-11; Jude 20-21. 6. The Revelation: Rev. 1:4-6, 9-10; 3:1-13, 21-22; 4:1-3; 5:1-10; 11:3-13; 14:12-13; 19:1-10; 22:16-21. Thus the whole Bible abundantly proves that there are three separate persons in the Godhead, or in the "one Lord" and "one God" or Deity; that these three are in absolute unity and "are one" as believers are supposed to be (John 17:11, 21-23); and that all three persons have their proper place in the creation and redemption of all things, and to each we owe honor and respect in all our worship and service to the Godhead. -Dake's Topics
Oh I have a list of over 800 references to the trinity. It doesn’t make it true. Strange how the Jews used Elohim, and never came up with a trinity. Abraham didn’t. Moses didn’t. David didn’t. Isaiah certainly didn’t. Yet Jesus said the Jews knew Who they were worshipping in John 4:22-24. So the Godhead is so mysterious? Sounds like mystery Babylon to me. At least you admit there are multiple Jehovahs in your mind. Deuteronomy 6:4 among many others shows and declares basically Jehovah our Elohim is 1 Jehovah. Now of course Dake whom you cut and paste is a well known tritheist, depicting 3 thrones in heaven, which the Bible clearly contradicts. See Revelation 4:1; 22:3,4 etc. Almost all of the references you paste merely show the difference between the Father and the Son. Even Athanasius the supposed father of the trinity showed that. Father being the Spirit and Son being the humanity. Still nowhere in Scripture is the terminology used of God as: 3 Spirits 3 Persons 3 Divine Persons 3 Seperate Persons 3 Separate co-equal Persons 3 co-equal Persons Trinity Trinitarian 1st Person of the Godhead 2nd Person of the Godhead 3rd Person of the Godhead God the Son Mystery of the Trinity Neither dividing the substance nor confounding the Persons Isn’t it strange that Paul said He was worshipping the same God he always had, never knowing a trinity? The Jews never accused Paul of trinitarianism? The word trinity in reference to God is never used until 5 generations after Jesus ascended? That an essential doctrine is never used once in Scripture, like trinity or trinity.of persons? God is referred to multiplied thousands of times as 1. Every depiction of God is Singular. Only singular words are used to describe God. Western civilization is based on monotheism. Cutting edge studies on Second Temple Jewish Monotheism Show the early Church nor the Jews never had any conception of a trinity. The Gnostic Valentinus In 149 ad is the first known usage of calling God 3 hypostasis. Man, there’s so much more. Try reading Scripture Biblically. God is a Spirit. He is referred to singularly. Jesus is both God and man. Jesus is the Father in flesh. I understand Bro Welch and Dake had quite the debates back in the day!
The Best: WAP Thompson Chain with 32 pages of Doctrine in the front. Next: Exploring Gods Word Study Bible w/Doctrinal insert Next: Search For Truth Study Bible Next: Apostolic Study Bible Next: Harris Study Bible Hope this helps!!
I believe God is Father/Word/Spirit - 1 John 5:7. I would believe these are all speaking of 1 God, and terms such as 1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person, co-equal, co-eternal etc. are non-biblical terms, and can definitely lead to confusion at the very least. I would say the Church was corrupted before the advent of Church councils from its apostolic purity. But I would believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ, that the Father is God, God is a Spirit, the Holy Spirit etc. Complex, but simple. Colossians 2:9, John 14:9, 10; 2 Corinthians 5:19, Deuteronomy 6:4. I have videos on the subject.
0:23 Dake’s Annotated Study Bible
(5th edition has archeology in it)
2:27 Thompson Chain Study Bible
3:01 Life Application Study Bible
4:08 New Open Bible
6:58 Cultural Background Study Bible
7:19 Chronological Life Application Study Bible (Non KJV SB’s)
7:45 Extra: Apologetic and ESV Study Bible
I just purchased a vintage 1946 Good Shepherd Edition Self-Prounouncing Christian Worker's Bible in excellent condition, and so far i absolutely love it
Thanks for the recommendations. God bless you.
I love the Thompson Chain Reference Bible. Found a used one in good condition for $10 at a local book store. I truly believe finding it was a blessing from God.
Amen! That is awesome!
Well I’ve had my premier study bible for about 3 days now and have already spent many hours in it. What can I say, it’s absolutely Amazing. I’m loving the print, the notes, the Hebrew references, the beautiful Moroccan cover. Everything about it is wonderful. I also ordered a Dakes at the same time , which I’ve owned before, but I must say even that pails in comparison. So after searching for the best study bible out there for years, I must say the Premier is the greatest one out there to date. Thank you Pastor Waldron for your great work. I found you accidentally and have enjoyed all your videos. Mostly the ones on the Premier study Bible. YHUH Elohim bless you.
I bought the Thompson Chain Reference Bible today and the Dake Study Bible a couple of days ago (I have been expanding my library this year). After your video, I ordered the New Life Application Bible and the Open Bible. All of these Bibles are KJV, of course! Thank you for all of the info. Between these 4 Bibles and the Study Bibles I already have, I will have everything I am looking for in Study Bibles.
Amen!
I have quite the collection of study bibles pretty much all that you have mentioned. The one I currently use most is the Cultural Background s NIV. I don't read the text, but love the insights and facts that make the scriptures come alive in a new way. But my comfort Bible is my Open Bible that I bought in the 80's. I also have the newer versions but for some reason don't care for as much. My trusty old one is less distracting and print quality better. I hope it holds up for the duration of my days lol!
Amen!!
Thanks Steve. We watch your reviews with interest. Especially as we approach the end of the year and decide on which study Bible we'll use in the new Year
Thank you! God bless!
Thank you for sharing Pastor Steve. The TCR is probably my favorite study bible. I always thought that if I could only have one study bible it would be the TCR accompanied with the Matthew Henry commentary revised by Martin Manser.
I have the Thomson Chain Reference Bible in the NASB translation and love it. I also found an old TCR Survey which is chock-full of information and actually matches up well with my Bible.
Amen!
I am so thankful God lead me to this channel.
Amen!
Thanks for sharing your advice on study bibles. The bible I use daily for reading and study is the ESV Study Bible.
I just found a NKJV TCR and what is unique is that it is a looks like a wide margin TCR. I bought it years and years ago and it was packed away in boxes. It is a Thomas Nelson NKIV, black calfskin. Cool surprise !
My recommended study books are the Thompson Chain Reference Bible, the Strongs Exhaustive Concordance, and the Hebrew/ Greek / English Interlinear of the Old and New Testaments.
Good stuff!
I have a Holman KJV study Bible that I’ve had for 13 years, and I love it. I also have the Jack Van Impe KJV prophecy study Bible, awesome, informative! So sad we lost a great Bible teacher in 2020.
Amen
I have had my Thompson Chain for
48 years my first Church I pastoral ministry and God blessing me I have always said that there's over 180 sermons and the Lord have given me that many more
I am meaning sermons outline
Amen!
I personally Love The Dake and Thompson Chain as the most reliable and easy to understand. In my opinion.
I like these older resources.
I bought a KJV Holman Study Bible. I am amazed at the information given. It may be a little more difficult to understand, but I don't care to read the wrong translation that leaves things out and changes word meaning. God Bless!
Amen!
I got my sister one last Christmas. She LOVED it
Thankyou I'm trying to choose a good study Bible
The study Bible that I would spend hours in is the Spirit-Filled Life Study Bible. This may sound weird but that is one Bible that I could spend oodles of time with it. I had a Thompson Chain Reference in which I loved was stolen. I am currently using a pew bible someone gave to me. I love this video and all of the videos that yall upload.
Stolen! That's crazy! Who steals Bible? I hope they were blessed by it.
Really nice overview; even as Catholic, I truly appreciate and found my interest kindled in these study editions, (and I'll confess that I do salivate over many of the Zondervan NIV study bibles in the bookstore.)
Thanks for all the great reviews. You're right on 99%of the time.
Amen!
.Thanks for the info about the editor of Thompson Chain Reference Bible being amillennial.
Our pleasure!
Do you know if the notes are the same in the life application regular and chronological kjv?
I would be curious as to how extensive the references to election, predestination, and reprobation seeing as how many theologians in the Baptist, et al do not believe in such .
Hi I am a member of the Church of Christ and we love the KJV bibles. I was wondering if you would review the Holman KJV study Bible. that has the full color. i want to know how also how its notes are scriptually in sync with the inspired scriptures. if you would do that it would help me in knowing if its for me. thanks.
Will try my best! May be a few weeks. God bless!
New Life Of Albany Ga. Thank you
Nice review. I love The Thompson Chain Reference Bible & The Open Bible. I would love for The Open Bible to be produced with a nice leather cover & sewn binding. The bonded leather one is terrible.
Nelson went thru a period in the 1980's when they had a genuine leather New Open Bible with a very good grain to it. Especially in Black. Beautiful Bible, and just the right size for carrying to Church.
Their Signature Series in an Open Bible would be great! They did one in the KJV Study Bible. Just exquisite.
Awesome videos !
Thanks!
Have you seen "The Wayfinding " Bible ..! And review it some time soon !! Thanks Pastor Your doing a wonderful job !!!
Thanks! I’ll try and find it.
I agree on the scofield note. That was the only study Bible in my home growing up and it seemed like every verse I didn’t understand didn’t have any notes to them. I also couldn’t follow the cross references. I’d look up verses and not be able to connect the dots on why they were mentioned. Thompson Chain is top of my wishlist!
Some reference bible go by word to verse so if the word lion in the verse it would tell you about another verse about a lion my NKJV Thomas Nelson is like that 98% of the time I used I I didn't use the reference it would have been better as a text only bible.
Dakes is amazing i have an incredible KJV rebind in sokoto full-yapp. Also i love the life in the spirit 3rd edition i also have a KJV rebind PTL full-yapp. And really enjoy my thompson chain CBP KJV full-yapp.
Amen!
My favorite by far is The Holman Study Bible. It’s available in NKJV, CSB, and HCSB.
Interesting!
@B D That would be super weird for the third largest Bible publisher in the world, and one that is actually owned by the Baptists (as opposed to Harper Colins, for example) to print Bibles with missing books. I've had two in the NKJV, one in the CSB, and one in KJV. They all had Deuteronomy... God Bless.
Dake's Bible is definitely loaded with Scripture, some of the references are misnumbered, even in some of the newer editions. You already mentioned some doctrinal errors, some of them you see in the very verses he refers to. I did enjoy Dake's God's Plan for man, very meaty, again, some misprints with Scripture reference, and a lot of run on sentences, still loaded, it took me months to get through it, especially if one looks up the references.
Thompson Chain is awesome, I also have the Chain companion Bible.
Thank you Sir, I appreciate your critiques and enjoy your videos.
Amen! Thank you.
Pastor, what's the best large print study bible, that's not hardcover or leather. I hate leather, but intimation leather fine.
Personally I like the KJV Study Bible From Nelson. Large print but not too bulky. Packed with info!
I love my Old Scofield Bilbe. I also have a Rock Of Ages study Bible and was wondering what you think of it.
I'll have to get one!
New Life Of Albany Ga. It's a pretty handy little study Bible. Lol
Love the notes.
Sad to hear about Scofield himself.
He seemed to not really live up to ot. Look it up yourselves.
If you are referring to a Mr. Cantfeild's book "The Incredible Scolfield" then I suggest you look into who the author of that book was yourself. Mr. Cantfeild was anti-jewish, anti-dispensational, a five point calvinist, he was also against the rapture and if I remember correctly he was also against the second coming of Christ.
I know that Mr. Cantfeild was anti-premillennial and was omnimillennial
I found a genuine leather 1975 Open Bible on ebay but even though the leather looks great, I don't think it's a sewn binding which kinda makes me think I definitely overpaid for it.....lol. It would be a dream for lcbp to publish it or CBP but I don't know the probability of that happening.
It could! Thompson and Scofield get produced by Independent publishers, so if Nelson would share the copyright...
I recently purchased The Wiersbe Study Bible NKJ.
Please check out the Fire Bible. I have or am very familiar with most all of them and the Fire Bible is by far my favorite. I have 2 Dakes and 3 Fire Bibles, all in different versions. The FB is GREAT!
I’ve done a couple of reviews on it.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa ok thanks Bro Steve. I went back and found your review. Thanks! I have the biography of Donald Stamps the chief writer of the Fire Bible notes and articles, and by all accounts he was an outstanding person. He was a Nazarine preacher before he received the baptism in the Holy Ghost. So he presents some really good information about both holiness and Pentecost. He, like me, was trinitarian but he doesn't push it hard like Dake. So I can see Oness believers using it. He is broader in scope than Dake but doesn't ride hobby horses. It also doesn't come across as argumentative as Dake. In my opinion, it's the best main stream, conservative, clasical Pentecostal bible study aid. I wish they would produce a combined Fire/KJVER bible. That would be awesome.
Btw, why don't you use your use your expertise and get with a publisher and produce Oness Pentecostal Study Bible? You're a very good communicator of your point of view.
@@timothyowen4503 Already have. Premier Study Bible. I was Managing Editor.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Congratulations! I checked out some of the videos. It certainly looks like a good Bible.
First, I'm KJV only. But, I've used kjv along with a strongs concordance for years. But, I found a great Hebrew/Greek study Bible that has the strongs numbers in the text (not every word. It's a key word Bible) and the complete strongs dictionary in the back. I love it!
I think I’ve got a couple of reviews on here.
If you are KJV only, you need to read "Demonology", a book he wrote before commissioning the KJV.
If you still follow him after reading "Demonology" - at least you'll know who you are trusting in.
@@barnsweb52 I’ve got a review of the book on the channel.
@@barnsweb52 You need to read the book, "In defence of the KJV.
The Thomson Chain 34 years since I got saved, only Bible consistently buy, I also like the Nelson's KJ.
Amen!
Pastor you did a review of the national study bible kjv by national publishing. I found one that has 16 pages of painted illustrations and one without. Besides my Thompson chains which I have 3 kjv personal for my wife and mid size and large print which are mine I think the national study bible is one of the best etc.
Do you know where the national study bible is sold?
Thank and God bless you Pastor.
Try National, ebay, or Amazon. God bless! Good Bible. Also look under Edinburgh Study Bible, which I think is the same thing.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Pastor thank you so very much. God bless you all
Thank you for your videos but have you done a video on The Breathe Life Holy Bible: Faith in Action?
Good suggestion!
Amen and Amen!!
Dakes does have a lot of good accurate info, but he started that whole health and wealth prosperity stuff, some of other parts I disagree on, but all in all its a good tool. What about the Westminster reference bible? I thought about buying it.
I’ve done a couple of videos on Westminster. I like them.
Good evening brother let me hop that work is moving on well and thanks be to God. I have a some questions to ask
What is the meaning of Gnosticism
Preterism
And the other is that when am reading some written information about about the gospels they always refer to Bruce, geiscer I just want to know the writers of these book because they seem to be more useful for reference purposes
Another question is that who wrote expositors Bible commentary because when you ask for these books they always ask for the writers of these books brother
Then another is about mc dowell and Milton.c.fisher what is the names of the books they have written
I will be gratefull if my questions are put under your consideration this is Ben always from united Arab Emirates and thank you for replaying my last question about the best Bible study to use though I have not gotten one yet once again God bless brother
Thank you
You're welcome
Pastor Steve,greetings. I’ve heard that Dake had some very strange ideas about Blacks and minorities. Any thought on this? Very important as an AfAm Christian. Thank you,sir for responding. Also,have you presented anything on how to use the Strong’s system? Currently using the NKJV OPEN BIBLE. (Trinitarian who avoids Calvinism/Missionary Baptist looking into Spirit-filled Life teacher incl Hayford). Loving your great Bible reviews. All the Best. 🇧🇪🇺🇸
Both on channel. Dakes strange beliefs and how to use the Strong’s concordance. The review of the Dake bible, and Gods plan for man.
Been involved confronting the Dake racism since about 1990. They’ve been slowly removing it. God bless!
Good morning brother this is Ben from uganda I wanted to ask one question what is the best bible that you can recommend me for bible for bible study thanks a lot God bless you
The WAP Thompson Chain is a good one.
New Life Of Albany Ga. Thank you a lot sir I enjoy your videos
For me in my house I’ll used tbs kjv only
I love TBS.
Never heard of TBS. I'll have to look into that one!
Another to consider is "The Companion Bible" (KJV) with notes by renowned King's College literary genius (and polyglot) E. W. Bullinger. The "Enlarged Type Edition" sells on Amazon for $40 with about 560 reviews (evidently discerning readers..)
I’ve got a video review of that out.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa OK, I kind of thought it was so rare that maybe none knew.. :-) I'll check it out, thanks!
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Very nice presentation! I haven't bought one yet, but I'm leaning that way. I should note the mid-Acts position is not either normative, or ultra or even Acts 29 (nothing to split hairs or start another denomination over, but it does seem there's 4 distinct views held). Randy White runs Dispensational Publishing and has a decent class parsing things out ( th-cam.com/video/zm_jvu9ryoI/w-d-xo.html ). Thank you for your Bible focused teaching, duly subscribed! God Bless and Maranatha!
If you could have only one to preach, teach, and study from which would it be: TCRB, Nelson KJV study bible 2nd version, or Scofield? Thanks!
Tcrb
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa very interesting as a christian how can i have at least one of those bible references ?how and where can i buy it thanks for your help Pastor God bless you and your ministry
I’m thinking about the KJV foundation bible. Is that good for a basic study Bible??
Pretty good. I’ve done a review on it.
What do you recommend for a single column, large print, conservative view , study bible?
Life Application maybe
depends most have false doctrine in it. but i say Thompson chains or anything that teaches the gap or Neilson full color study bible is really good.
I like the Nelson giant print King James version that doesn't have a lot of nose but it does have good references and also it is readable which to me a Bible that is too small to read is only good for a doorstop is that. I grew up with the King James version and I'm still fond of the way it sounds and it just something I'm familiar with and the Nelson giant print is not so huge that you can't carry it easily in one hand it's really a work of art unless you just after a lot of study notes which to me the notes were not inspired so in that sense rather worthless also I like the maps in the back of the Nelson and as you say the Nelson print is probably second to none I found it on the Shelf where I've got lots of other Bibles but I'm really fond of it and I've been using it almost exclusively now it's seemingly true that I never met a Bible I didn't like and very few that I didn't buy but that just the way I am I tried to keep first things first. I'm still studying the Oneness movement and I'm still a bit confused I think what I understood is that Jesus is the embodiment of Christ or of God and so he is now the person on the throne in heaven but I don't fully understand that but I'm still studying and appreciate all that you're doing can you recommend a good TH-cam channel to listen to that would help me get a basic understanding of the Oneness movement? Thanks a lot.
Is there any bible study software with an apostolic emphasis you could recommend?
Not to my knowledge. Biblesoft used to have some, but I’m not sure if they do currently.
I think the best bible ever produced is KJV new strong’s reference bible with 789 page strong’s concordance in back. Updates old words. I bought several of them because they are out of print but can be found if looked for.
One question concerning the reliability of the gospel/new testament/injeel do you think that it's a reliable historical document and that the disciples actually met and eat with jesus
@Kile - Thank you and Allah bless you
@Kile - No what do you mean by gospel of jesus christ
@Kile - Come on man why even believe that jesus is god but think about it to say that jesus is god you will also have to believe that the one mary carried for all those months in her womb was the almighty now no one in his/her right mind would believe that why not be a unitarian christian (biblical) and still think islam is false
@Kile - There is no where in the holy scriptures where jesus is called the creator of the universe watch sean finnegan's seminar on did the early christians believed in the trinity
I was curious about the Name of the Pastor that was in the Navy you were talking about?
I don’t like to give that information publicly without their permission.
What is best built kjv top grain leather India pages do they make one
Maybe the Schuyler Canterbury.
How about the Ryrie study bible?
Very good. I've got a friend who says that's the best. He used to teach at IBC, and recommended all students get one.
Surprised the Old Scofield Study Bible isn’t on the list. *I’m not a Dispensationalist*
Cambridge cameo reference
I love the Cameo and Concord for reference.
I am struggling to understand the KJV Bible, my brother is going to buy me a Strongs Concordance. My question about the Strongs Concordance is, does it take the place of using a study bible if I use it with my KJV Bible?
Not totally.
Get a nkjv nothing wrong with it!
I have the white 100 year anniversary old scofield
I have the 1986 NIV second edition study bible the HCSB apologetics study bible and the KJV full color edition study bible.
Just buy ALL OF THEM. 👍
Life Application Study Bible, the Matthew Henry Study Bible ,The Quest Study Bible,and ,The Word In Life Study Bible are all good study bible.
Amen!
How about for new believers? Especially trying to get out of the catholic churche
Premier Study Bible?
what is the best kjv bible for someone who is low vision or leagelly blind?
If you can find a J Vernon McGee Thru the Bible Study Bible, its outstanding, with 15 pt print I think.
Gods Word Study Bible, the "Sword Bible" as people call it, is great also with 15 pt print.
Holman and ABS both have (or had) 18 pt Bibles that were not Study Bibles. Cambridge has a 24 pt print multi volume set.
Of course cds and TH-cam etc are great listening options as well.
Glad you have a desire for God's Word!!! Awesome!
I would get the large print Thompson Chain Reference Bible.
Best is “The common man’s reference Bible “ by David Hoffman and Ruckmans reference Bible!
I’ve done reviews and a comparisons on both!
I want a common man’s so bad.. I have ruckmans right now and LOVE it.
is holman kjv a good study bible?
Pretty good, yes. Did a review a few weeks ago.
New Life Of Albany Ga. Thanks :)
I use Dakes and Thompson Chain. Also, the Amplified and Good News. Also Matthew Henry Bible Commentaries.
The Fire Bible.
It’s a good one.
Pastor Waldron, do you have an Email address that I may email you at?
Google our church website and go from there. Thanks!
For me its Ryrie Study Bible KJV and MacArthur Study Bible NKJV.
Hi have you ever heard of Jay Vernon McGee he preached at a church in California the open door he had a radio program called Through the Bible they still play him on the radio station for time today I think he been gone to rest in the Lord for about 28 years now thank
Wrote some very good things.
Felicia Jones I came across his commentary in the Tecarta bible app and his writings are very good!
1917 Old Scofield KJV
Kjv is not the best.
@@MusicLover-pq4pi kjv is the very best :)
Music Lover then what is?
I used to use the Scofield wide margin.
Looking into a Every Mans Bible ( NLT ). Any comments on this Bible?
I was looking at it the other day and the notes seemed very useful.
New Life Of Albany Ga. I'm torn between the Life Application Study and the Every Man's. I like a lot of knowledge and back ground when I am interested in a subject. Can you recommend one over the other?
Life application. In the what is the best study bible video we did, the Life app is my #1 of all.
New Life Of Albany Ga. Thank for your time and patience. Have a great evening. Decision made.
No problem. God bless!
Finnis Jennings dake.
CSB study bible
Are those bibles more advanced than the john macarthur study bible?
Just different.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa I'm considering the reference bible as well
@@godschild9738 Some like Dake and Dugan topical are going to have more than MaCarthur. May want to check out my reviews on them. God bless!
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa I will... thank you very much brother and be blessed
What's the price?
Varies. I’d check christian Book dot com, Amazon, eBay
What is the best non calvinist study bible?
Premier, KJV Study, Thompson Chain, Dake, Ryrie, NKJV Study
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa
Thank you for your fast reply!!
What do you Pentecostals think about us Catholics?
Love you!
I don't think we are called to judge others based on them not believing everything that we believe. We are all called to be one. That was the real Lords Prayer that we would be united. Jesus Knew that we would be easily swayed by the finer theological points but he wanted to remind us that we all have the same Jesus. Tired of people dividing based on belief. We need to be uniting on what we have in common, Jesus and loving people.
Love you but your teachings are not of god.
@Samuel Young aman brother
You have a lot of pedophiles as ministers
Rock of Ages Study Bible
King James Version
Peter Ruckmans reference bible. The BEST. Kjvo
I don’t do word aflame
The Complete Jewish Study Bible too is very useful
Amen. I’ve done a review on that.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Dear sir do send me the link please. Thanks shalom
Sir Scofield Bible more precisely small Bible
Interesting.
Apologetics Study Bible for Students
what is the difference of the Student version and the standard version? thanks
Kjv has no errors.
Amen!
I think you're forgetting about all the places where it has errors.
@@isaackeller1816 PROOF?
@@TIMMY12181 I can show you errors. Ex 12:40 compare with gal 3:16 ecc 2:8 words changed Is 61:1-2 compare to Luke 4:18
Dakes made my head hurt when using it i gave it away.
To understand completely the language of the KJV, KJV NKJV parallel bible and KJV MEV parallel bible are probably more useful.
Archaic shakespeare and kjv english has common easy looking words that have changed in meaning such as replenish=fill, meat=food, suffer=allow, let=prevent so you would not even know that you need to use the dictionary like oed or websters.
Replenish is a common english word so people will not even know that they need to look up replenish in the dictionary bec they would think that they already know the meaning of replenish which currently means refill rather than fill.
Thank you for sharing this site!
There are clearly three separate Beings in unity that all hold the title, God. "One" also means "unity" like when Jesus prayed in Jn 17 for the church to be one with Him and the Father, yet that includes many more bodies that one, as in the amount (Gen. 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; 19:24; Ex. 14:19; 23:20-23; 32:34; 33:1-3; Num. 20:16; Deut. 18:15-19; Ps.. 2:1-12; 8:3-6; 16:8-11; 22:1-31; 34:20; 45:6-7; 68:18; 69:8-9; 89:27; 110:1-5; 118:26; 119:97-104; 132:11, 17; Prov. 30:4; Isa. 7:14; 8:18; 9:6-7; 11:1-5; 42:1-7; 49:1-12; 50:4-11; 52:13-15; 53:1-12; 55:4-5; 63:1-10; Jer. 23:5-8; Ezek. 33:15-18; 34:29; Dan. 7:9-14; Hos. 11:1; Mic. 5:1-6; Hab. 2:7; Zech. 6:12-13; 12:10; 13:6, 7; Mal. 3:1-3; Mat. 1:20-25; 3:9-17; 4:1-11; 12:18-21; 6 16-17; 22:42-46; 28:19-20; Mark 1:10-11; 12:35-37; Luke 1:32-35, 67-80; 2:25-35, 38; 3:22; 11:9-13; 24:49; John 1:31-34; 3:34-36; 14:16-21, 23-26; 15:26; 16:7-17; 20:21-23; Acts 1:1-8; 2:17-21, 33-39; 4:8-12, 24-31; 5:30-32; 6:1-15; 7:1-53; 7:54-56; 8:5-23, 29-39; 9:5-20; 10:2-48; 11:15-25; 13:2-12; 46-52; 15:7-29; 18:24-28; 20:21-35; Rom. 4:1-4; 5:1-5; 8:1-27; 9:1-5; 14:17-18; 15:8-30; 1 Cor. 2:1-15; 3:16-23; 6:9-19; 7:22-24, 40; 12:1-29; 2 Cor. 1:18-23; 3:3-18; 5: 1-10; 6:1-18; 13:14; Gal. 3:1-11; 4:7; 5:16-26; 6:2-8; Eph. 1:3-21; 4:3-32; 5:1-21, 6:6-24; Phil. 1:1-19; 2:1-11; Col. 1:3-8; 1 Thess. 1:1-10; 4:1-18; 5:9-28; 2 Thess. 2:13-17; 1 Tim. 3:15-17; 4:1-10; 2 Tim. 1:6-14; Titus 3:4-7; Heb. 2:1-14; 3:1-12; 6:1-6; 9:6-14; 10:10-18, 26-31; 1 Pt. 1:1-4, 10-25; 3:15-22; 4:13-19; 2 Pet. 1:16-21; 1 John 3:23-24; 4:2-3, 12-16; 5:5-11; Jude 20-21; Rev. 1:4-6, 9-10; 3:1-13, 21-22; 4:1-3; 5:1-10; 11:3-13; 14:12-13; 19:1-10; 22:16-21; etc.).
If God is a singular Spirit, when you say 3 separate beings, which is never used in Scripture, are there 3 Spirits? 1? In what way are there 3? Is there 1 Jehovah? 3? If you could elaborate! I’ve studied this for years. None of the Scriptures you posted mentioned 3 separate Beings.
All of the above Scriptures clearly show at least 2 Beings, if not 3, but I'll give more if those aren't sufficient proof for you from the Bible.
English Words used in KJV for Elohim:
God 2346
god 244
judge 5
GOD 1
goddess 2
great 2
mighty 2
angels 1
exceeding 1
God-ward + 1
godly 1
[Total Count: 2606]
Elohim is plural of ('elowahh); gods in the ordinary sense; but specifically used (in the plural thus,
especially with the article) of the supreme God; occasionally applied by way of deference to
magistrates; and sometimes as a superlative :- angels, × exceeding, God (gods) (-dess, -ly), ×
(very) great, judges, × mighty.
In regard to Mathew 28:19 and Acts only baptizing in the name of Jesus....[in the name of] This
means "by the authority of." Here it means by the authority of all three persons and not by the
authority of Jesus only. He is the one authorizing us to recognize the others as well as Himself.
This will help us to understand Acts 2:38; 8:16; 10:48; 19:5. It is by the authority of Jesus Christ
that we baptize at all, and it is by His authority that we baptize in the name of (by the authority
of) all three persons.
[Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost] Some argue that these are not names, but the
dictionary says that the word name is "any word" or "title" by which any person or thing is
known. This is not just any Father, any Son, or any Holy Ghost, but it is the Father of Jesus
Christ, and the Son of the Father, and the Holy Ghost, the third person of the Divine Trinity.
Any Bible reader would know who these three persons are if mentioned by these names in any
scripture.
.................................................................................Over 80 times Jesus affirmed that He was not
the Father and not the only person in the Godhead. Christ was the speaker, but not the one
spoken of or to (Matthew 7:21; Matthew 11:27; Matthew 18:10,35; Luke 2:49; John 5:17-43;
John 8:19-49; John 10:17-37; John 14:7-28; John 15:1-26; Rev. 1:1; etc.). Is it any wonder that
the Godhead, the Trinity, and the unity of God are so mysterious when we force separate
persons to become only one person, all because we do not want to recognize the true meaning of
the word one as referring to unity rather than individuality in some scriptures? People would be
just as great a mystery if we forced the meaning of all men to refer to one person.
th-cam.com/video/4Os6OCbdG5QW/w-d-xo.htmlhere is Dake in error here?
Jehovah, as used in Genesis 19:24, proves at least 2 called Jehovah. Its a clear example of more than one person in the Godhead, and also of the Bible teaching more than one Jehovah. The Hebrew for Lord here is Yehovah. One Yehovah on earth reigned fire and brimstone from another Yehovah in heaven.
Names of God prove plurality of persons. The Hebrew: Elohiym (OT:430) is the word for
God in Genesis 1:1 and in over 2,700 other places in the Old Testament It is a uni-plural noun
meaning Gods and is so translated 239 times (Genesis 3:5; Exodus 22:28; 1 Samuel 4:8; Daniel
2:11; Daniel 4:6-9; Daniel 5:11,14; etc.). Sometimes 'Elohiym is used with plural verbs and
pronouns, "the Gods they caused me to wander" (Genesis 20:13), and "there the Gods they
appeared unto him" (Genesis 35:7).
Plural pronouns are used of God, proving plurality of persons (Genesis 1:26; Genesis 3:22;
Genesis 11:7; Isaiah 6:8; John 14:23; John 17:11,22-23).
First, second, and third personal pronouns are used hundreds of times in Scripture, referring
to one, two, and three persons of the Godhead in the same sense they are used of men.
Sometimes the different members of the Deity use them to and of one another in the same sense
man uses them. In John 17 alone Jesus uses them 162 times in speaking to and of His Father
(cp. John 14:16-17,26; John 15:26; John 16:7-15). Sometimes singular pronouns are used of the
whole Godhead of three members as a unity (Exodus 20:3; Isaiah 44:6,8; Isaiah 45:5,21; Isaiah
46:9; Hosea 13:4), just like the whole church as a unit is spoken of as a man and "he" (Ephes.
2:14-15; Ephes. 4:13; Ephes. 5:25-27; 2 Thes. 2:7-8).
"Man is become as one of us" proves plurality of persons (Genesis 3:22).
Two and three Persons called God have been seen by the same men at the same time and
places as being separate persons (Daniel 7:9-14; Matthew 3:16-17; John 1:31-34; Acts 7:54-60;
Rev. 6:16; Rev. 7:9-17; Rev. 21:22; Rev. 22:3).
Christ is the mediator between God and man, not between Himself and man (1 Tim. 2:5).
18. Two and three Persons are referred to in every New Testament book (Matthew 3:16-17;
Matthew 12:31-32; Matthew 17:5; Matthew 22:43-45; Matthew 28:19; Mark 1:1-2,10; Mark
13:32; Luke 1:32-35; Luke 2:40,52; Luke 3:22; Luke 4:1; Luke 4:18; Luke 9:35; Luke 23:46;
Luke 24:39 with John 4:24; John 1:1-3,14,18; John 5:17-25,31-38; John 6:37,44-46,57; John
7:16-18,28,37-39; John 8:13-19,26-38,42,54; John 10:15-18,24,29,36; John 12:26-31,44,49-50;
John 14:1-26,28-30; John 15:1-26; John 16:1-33; John 17:1-26; John 18:11; John 20:17,21;
John 18:11; John 20:17,21; Acts 1:7-8; Acts 2:24-36; Acts 3:13-26; Acts 4:10,26-31; Acts 5:29-
33; Acts 7:37,55-56; Acts 8:12-17; Acts 9:17; Acts 10:38-48; Acts 17:31; Romans 1:3,7,9;
Romans 5:1-11; Romans 8:1-13,26-39; 1 Cor. 1:3-9; 1 Cor. 2:10; 1 Cor. 3:23; 1 Cor. 8:6; 1 Cor.
11:3; 1 Cor. 12:3; 1 Cor. 15:57; 2 Cor. 1:2-3; 2 Cor. 5:17-21; 2 Cor. 13:14; Galatians 1:1-3;
Ephes. 1:2-3; Ephes. 3:14; Ephes. 4:3-6; Ephes. 6:23; Phil. 1:2; Phil. 2:5-11; Col. 1:2-3,13-19;
Col. 3:1; 1 Thes. 1:1-10; 1 Thes. 3:13; 2 Thes. 1:1-2; 2 Thes. 2:16; 1 Tim. 1:2; 1 Tim. 2:5; 1
Tim. 5:21; 1 Tim. 6:14-16; 2 Tim. 1:2; 2 Tim. 4:1; Titus 1:4; Titus 2:13; Philemon 1:3;
Rev. 5:13). In no conceivable way can we force a meaning
of three persons in one person; three beings in one being; or three manifestations of only one
person in any of these or any other scripture.
Over 500 Scriptures Proving a Divine Trinity
There are over 500 plain scriptures that refer to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, as being
THREE SEPARATE AND DISTINCT PERSONS, each with His own personal body, soul, and
spirit in the sense that all other persons have them. Two and three persons must be understood in
all the passages below if the plain language is to be understood as it reads, for first, second, and
third personal pronouns are used in the singular and the plural in the same way that we use them
in reference to other persons. If two and three persons are referred to in all these passages and
they are called God, then we must understand them as referring to this many divine persons, as
we do when the same statements are made of two or three persons of the human race. Note the
following scriptures:
Two Persons are Referred to in:
1. The Pentateuch: Gen. 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; 19:24; Ex. 14:19; 23:20-23; 32:34; 33:1-3; Num.
20:16; Deut. 18:15-19.
2. The historical books: Josh. 5:13-15; Judg. 2:1-5. The term, "the angel of the Lord" means "the
angel from the Lord." The Lord is one person and the angel that comes from Him is another
person. Both persons are divine, for the angel proves to be God in many of these passages, and
certainly the Lord who sends the angel is another divine person. See Lesson Six, VI, for many
scriptures where this term is found. Also, "the Spirit of the Lord" means "the Spirit from the
Lord." The Lord is one divine person and the Spirit, the Holy Spirit, from the Lord is another
divine person (Judg. 3 10; 6:34; 11:29; 13:25; 14:6, 19; 15:14; 1 Sam. 10:6; 16:13-14; 2 Sam.
23:2; etc.). The same is true of the Spirit of God" which is the Holy Spirit who was the agent of
God and spake by the mouths of the prophets since the world began (Acts. 3:21; Heb. 1:1-2; 2
Pet. 1:21).
3. The poetical books: Ps.. 2:1-12; 8:3-6 with Heb. 2:5-8; 16:8-11; 22:1-31; 34:20; 45:6-7;
68:18; 69:8-9; 89:27; 110:1-5; 118:26; 119:97-104; 132:11, 17; Prov. 30:4.
4. The prophetical books: Isa. 7:14; 8:18 with Heb. 2:12-13; 9:6-7; 11:1-5; 42:1-7; 49:1-12;
50:4-11; 52:13-15; 53:1-12; 55:4-5; 63:1-10; Jer. 23:5-8; Ezek. 33:15-18; 34:29; Dan. 7:9-14;
Hos. 11:1; Mic. 5:1-6; Hab. 2:7; Zech. 6:12-13; 12:10; 13:6, 7; Mal. 3:1-3.
5. The Gospels: Matt. 1:18-20; 2:6, 15, 22; 5:44-48; 6:1-18; 7:21; 9:38; 10:32-33, 40; 11:10, 25-
27; 12:18, 28, 31-32, 50; 14:33; 15:13; 16:27; 17:5; 18:10, 19, 35; 19:17; 20:23; 21:9, 16;
22:21, 42; 23:8-10, 39; 26:29, 39, 42, 44, 53, 63-64; 27:43, 46; Mark 1:2, 8, 12, 24; 2:7; 3:11;
5:7; 8:38; 9:7; 11:25-26; 12: 27; 14:36, 62, 15:34, 39; 16:19; Luke 1:32-33; 2:11-14, 22, 38, 40,
49-52; 3:16; 4:1-14, 18,41; 7:27; 10:21-22; 11:13; 12:5-10, 32; 13:55; 16:13; 19:38; 20:35, 38,
39-44; 22:29; John 1:1-3, 5, 14, 18, 29, 36; 2:16-17; 3:2, 16-17; 4:10; 5:17-45; 6:27-65; 7:16-
18, 28-29, 33-39; 8:14-56; 9:3-5, 33; 10:15-18, 25-38; 11:4, 22, 27, 41-42; 12:26-28, 44-50;
13:1-3, 20, 31-32; 4:1-31; 15:1-25; 16:3-32; 17:1-26; 18:11; 20:17-23, 31.
6. The book of Acts: Acts 1:16; 2:22-39; 3:7-26; 7:59-60; 9:3; 13:17-41; 16:6-34; 17:18-31;
18:5, 24-28; 19:1-7; 22:14; 26:8-9, 18-23; 28:23-31.
7. The Pauline Epistles: Rom. 1:7-10, 16; 2:16; 3:22-26; 4:24; 5:1-21; 6:3-23; 7:25; 8:29-34;
14:10-12; 15:5-7; 16:20-27; 1 Cor. 1:1-9, 14-30; 3:9-15; 4:1-21; 5:1-13; 8:4-6; 10:4-31; 11:3;
14:2-33; 15:15, 24-28, 57; 2 Cor. 1:1-23; 2:17; 4:2-15, 5:18-21, 8:1-19; 9:7-15; 10:1-14; 11:1-
11, 31; 12:1-12, 19-21; 13:4-7; Gal. 1:1-12, 15-24; 2:16-21; 3:13-29; 5:1-6; 6:14-18; Eph. 1:1-2;
Phil. 1:26-30; 2:12-16; 3:3, 14; 4:5-23; Col. 1:1-2, 12-28; 2:2-3:17; 4:3-12; 1 Thess. 2:1-18;
3:8-13; 4: 13-18; 2 Thess. 1:1-12; 2:1-12; 3:1-18; 1 Tim. 1:1-2, 11-17; 2:3-7; 5:21; 6:1-17; 2
Tim. 1:1-2; 2:1-26; 3:12-17; 4:1-2, 8-22; Titus 1:1-4, 7-16; 2:1-13; Ph'm. 1-25; Heb. 1:1-14,
2:5-18; 4:4-16; 5:1-14; 6:7-20; 7:1-26; 8:1-13; 9:24; 10:5-9, 19-23; 10:5-9, 19-23; 11:25-26;
12:2-3, 22-24; 13:4-21.
8. The General Epistles: Jas. 1:1; 2:1-5; 1 Pet. 1:5-9; 2:3-25; 4:1-11; 5:1-14; 2 Pet. 1:1-2, 2:1-4;
1 John 1:1-7; 2:1-2, 22-25; 3:1-3, 8-10; 4:9-10; 5:1, 20-21; 2 John 2; Jude 1, 4.
9. The Revelation: Rev. 1:1-2;2:7,10-11,16-18,28-29;3:14-16;4:5-8;5:1-11; 6:16-17; 7:9-17;
11:15; 12:10, 14-19; 15:1-4; 17:14-17; 19:1-21; 20:4-6; 21:2-14, 22-23; 22:1-21.
Three Persons are Referred to in:
1. The Old Testament: Plural pronouns are used of God (Gen. 1:26; 3:22; 11:7; Ps. 2:3; Isa. 6:8).
Elohim, the Heb. word for God in 2,700 places, is a uniplural noun, meaning Gods and is so
translated 239 times. See point I, 1, above.
Two persons called God are often referred to, as seen in points 1, 2, 3, and 4, above. Three
persons are clearly referred to in Ps. 45:6-17; Isa. 10:20-12:6; 42:1-7; 48:16; 59:15-21; 61:1-3
with Luke 4:18-21; 63:9-10; Zech. 3:8-9, 12:10-13:1.
2. The Gospels: Matt. 1:20-25; 3:9-17; 4:1-11; 12:18-21; 6 16-17; 22:42-46; 28:19-20; Mark
1:10-11; 12:35-37; Luke 1:32-35, 67-80; 2:25-35, 38; 3:22; 11:9-13; 24:49; John 1:31-34; 3:34-
36; 14:16-21, 23-26; 15:26; 16:7-17; 20:21-23.
3. The book of Acts: Acts 1:1-8; 2:17-21, 33-39; 4:8-12, 24-31; 5:30-32; 6:1-15; 7:1-53; 7:54-
56; 8:5-23, 29-39; 9:5-20; 10:2-48; 11:15-25; 13:2-12, 46-52; 15:7-29; 18:24-28; 20:21-35.
4. The Pauline Epistles: Rom. 4:1-4; 5:1-5; 8:1-27; 9:1-5; 14:17-18; 15:8-30; 1 Cor. 2:1-15;
3:16-23; 6:9-19; 7:22-24, 40; 12:1-29; 2 Cor. 1:18-23; 3:3-18; 5: 1-10; 6:1-18; 13:14; Gal. 3:1-
11; 4:7; 5:16-26; 6:2-8; Eph. 1:3-21; 4:3-32; 5:1-21, 6:6-24; Phil. 1:1-19; 2:1-11; Col. 1:3-8; 1
Thess. 1:1-10; 4:1-18; 5:9-28; 2 Thess. 2:13-17; 1 Tim. 3:15-17; 4:1-10; 2 Tim. 1:6-14; Titus
3:4-7; Heb. 2:1-14; 3:1-12; 6:1-6; 9:6-14; 10:10-18, 26-31.
5. The General Epistles: 1 Pet. 1:1-4, 10-25; 3:15-22; 4:13-19; 2 Pet. 1:16-21; 1 John 3:23-24;
4:2-3, 12-16; 5:5-11; Jude 20-21.
6. The Revelation: Rev. 1:4-6, 9-10; 3:1-13, 21-22; 4:1-3; 5:1-10; 11:3-13; 14:12-13; 19:1-10;
22:16-21.
Thus the whole Bible abundantly proves that there are three separate persons in the Godhead, or
in the "one Lord" and "one God" or Deity; that these three are in absolute unity and "are one" as
believers are supposed to be (John 17:11, 21-23); and that all three persons have their proper
place in the creation and redemption of all things, and to each we owe honor and respect in all
our worship and service to the Godhead.
-Dake's Topics
Oh I have a list of over 800 references to the trinity. It doesn’t make it true. Strange how the Jews used Elohim, and never came up with a trinity. Abraham didn’t. Moses didn’t. David didn’t. Isaiah certainly didn’t. Yet Jesus said the Jews knew Who they were worshipping in John 4:22-24.
So the Godhead is so mysterious? Sounds like mystery Babylon to me.
At least you admit there are multiple Jehovahs in your mind. Deuteronomy 6:4 among many others shows and declares basically Jehovah our Elohim is 1 Jehovah. Now of course Dake whom you cut and paste is a well known tritheist, depicting 3 thrones in heaven, which the Bible clearly contradicts. See Revelation 4:1; 22:3,4 etc.
Almost all of the references you paste merely show the difference between the Father and the Son. Even Athanasius the supposed father of the trinity showed that. Father being the Spirit and Son being the humanity.
Still nowhere in Scripture is the terminology used of God as:
3 Spirits
3 Persons
3 Divine Persons
3 Seperate Persons
3 Separate co-equal Persons
3 co-equal Persons
Trinity
Trinitarian
1st Person of the Godhead
2nd Person of the Godhead
3rd Person of the Godhead
God the Son
Mystery of the Trinity
Neither dividing the substance nor confounding the Persons
Isn’t it strange that Paul said He was worshipping the same God he always had, never knowing a trinity?
The Jews never accused Paul of trinitarianism?
The word trinity in reference to God is never used until 5 generations after Jesus ascended?
That an essential doctrine is never used once in Scripture, like trinity or trinity.of persons?
God is referred to multiplied thousands of times as 1. Every depiction of God is Singular. Only singular words are used to describe God. Western civilization is based on monotheism.
Cutting edge studies on Second Temple Jewish Monotheism Show the early Church nor the Jews never had any conception of a trinity.
The Gnostic Valentinus In 149 ad is the first known usage of calling God 3 hypostasis.
Man, there’s so much more. Try reading Scripture Biblically. God is a Spirit. He is referred to singularly. Jesus is both God and man. Jesus is the Father in flesh.
I understand Bro Welch and Dake had quite the debates back in the day!
KJV Sword Study Bible is a great alternative to the Thompson Chain
Good Bible.
@@NewLifeOfAlbanyGa Amen! I have 3 of them lol 😁
The dake BIBLE.
Can you give me any proof that the gospels are written by eyewitness accounts
@@theguyver4934 read
LUKE 1:2;
2 PETER 1:16;
1 PETER 5:1;
JOHN 21:24-25.
@@jsilvanus240 - Thank you and Yahweh bless you and may christendom (unitarian) stays strong preserved and respected
My study bible focuses on the trinity, But I'm Apostolic. Is there any good bible that teaches on the oneness?
The Best: WAP Thompson Chain with 32 pages of Doctrine in the front.
Next: Exploring Gods Word Study Bible w/Doctrinal insert
Next: Search For Truth Study Bible
Next: Apostolic Study Bible
Next: Harris Study Bible
Hope this helps!!
u dont believe in the trinity?
I believe God is Father/Word/Spirit - 1 John 5:7.
I would believe these are all speaking of 1 God, and terms such as 1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person, co-equal, co-eternal etc. are non-biblical terms, and can definitely lead to confusion at the very least. I would say the Church was corrupted before the advent of Church councils from its apostolic purity.
But I would believe in the Deity of Jesus Christ, that the Father is God, God is a Spirit, the Holy Spirit etc.
Complex, but simple. Colossians 2:9, John 14:9, 10; 2 Corinthians 5:19, Deuteronomy 6:4.
I have videos on the subject.
New Life Of Albany Ga. Sorry for my lack of knowledge but do you say that Jesus wasn't God but sent by God?
Jesus is God. In His humanity, He was sent from God.
Ruckmans reference bible.
Dake’s? Really? I own the others but will bypass that one.
Sorry you need to do research on the author of the DAKES. He seems to a little of the wall.
Yes, I’ve done a video on that.