Spurgeon How to Read the Bible
Stalker How to Study the Bible
By James Stalker
The purpose of this article is to give a few practical hints on the best ways of studying the Bible.
Machen A Brief Bible History
Machen, J. Gresham – A Brief Bible History, A Survey of the Old and New Testaments
SCRIPTURE translation principles are a matter of great importance to us all, for only as sound principles of translation are followed can an accurate translation be made. Most believers, however, give little attention to such matters. Few seem to realize that various translations of the Bible, for all their similarities, differ in many particulars, often in matters of great consequence. Most would relegate such important considerations to “recognized authorities,” to whom they defer in judgment.
My evaluation below
This presentation of the CLNT does not include the various textual notations of the printed text or the PDF files, we trust these pages will serve as a further means of introducing you to the CONCORDANT VERSION. For more information:http://www.concordant.org/
As an earnest Bible student, desiring to understand the Word of God, the compiler discovered that practically all solid progress in the recovery of truth during the last century had come through use of concordances. He found that those of his friends who based their study on a concordance made the surest and speediest advance in their knowledge of God. Hence he also began to test and correct his ideas as to the meaning of Bible words by tracing them through all their occurrences. The immense profit and pleasure of this plan awoke in him a strong desire to do all in his power to assist others in this safe and satisfactory method of assuring themselves of the real revelation which God has given.
I am basing my evaluation here on some things I have seen over the years, and also on this post (below “Problems with Peshitta Primacy“).