Dean Burgon Society

This sermon shows that True Biblical Activism is building The Lord's Kingdom on The Earth. This is the exact opposite of worldly "liberty" activism. Our Lord's Divine Right to rule and reign as Eternal King puts any worldly "liberty" and "liberation" activism to shame. Any liberation activism aimed at universal human rights is really rebellion against The Lord's Kingdom.

Thank you Pastor, what a blessing that was. Where can I find the research in its entirety, would love to read it!Godspeed and Maranatha!

Easy to follow message, straight and to the point! Plenty of Scripture references. Highly recommended!

Sounds like a great message, but the audio was so bad I couldn't stay with it. A real shame! Needs to be recorded again without the audio distortion. I'll have to find the transcript and read it instead.

This is a very informative, interesting and cultured paper. Perhaps Hebrew poetry as God’s poetry, is the most efficient, empowering and enriching type of poetry. This is a lecture most preachers of the Word should be informed off. Many thanks

Thank you, that was powerful! God bless.

Good sermon. Thought provoking and nicely presented.

Excellent refutation of the slanderous attacks that King James was a sodomite, trying to thus discredit the KJV. He loved his wife and 8 children and was a man of high moral character. He wasn't perfect, but he was NOT a homosexual.Also that we need to not accept the lies of "everyone knows" or "the oldest and best" or for that matter "the science is in". These are just codes words for "We don't have any evidence, so trust us because we are the experts." This even with overwhelming evidence to the contrary.Also, once someone writes something, they are obligated to stand by it. Could Charles Stanley, John MacArthur humble themselves and admit they are wrong about the versions for their study bibles. If they were presented with the truth, would they value their reputations and the praise of men over God's truth? I wonder.

Audio quality is poor. Please address this issue asap. Thanks

I really enjoyed this, but I was a little misled by the title. This is not a reading of the preface "The Translators to the Reader", but rather an overview or summary of what Dr. Jack Moorman gleaned from it, with a few long quotations of it included. I found a reading (though not perfect) on Librivox, for those who are interested.

Good study about the authority and innerancy of the Bible, the relation between the Holy Spirit and the Bible, and about Bible versions.

Thankyou Dr Khoo for some excellent points raised as to the KJB and its superiority to the modern versions. I loved the point you raised that to hold to a doctrine of inspiration 'without' preservation is illogical. Brilliant point and true. Thankyou.