This article traces the development of the copying and translating of the New Testament Scriptures up to the Authorised Version or the King James Bible.

This article is a biography of Henry Martyn. Focus is given to his missionary zeal, especially his role in the translation of the Bible.

This article maps the historical events that led to the origin of the Authorised Version, also known as the King James Bible.

This article is a biography of John Wycliffe, with attention given to his work of translating the Bible into English.

This article is a biography of Robert Morrison the missionary to China. Special focus is given to his work of translating the Bible into the Chinese language.

Is Christ the only begotten Son, or a one of a kind Son? This article looks at the etymology of the Greek word monogenes to answer this question.

This article offers a brief biography of John Calvin, giving special attention to his view of Scripture.

This article is a biography of Adoniram Judson. Focus is given to his missionary efforts in Burma, and the translation of the Bible into Burmese.

This article is a biography of John Hus and his labour for the gospel that resulted in his martyrdom.

The meaning of the term "penal substitution" is that Jesus Christ’s sacrifice on the cross was on our behalf and for us. This article expains the meaning of the Greek word that is often translated as “for” in the English Bible, that it often stands for the idea of substitution.

It is only on the basis of Christ's work that God can come and dwell among his people. This article shows that this dwelling is done by the Holy Spirit in believers, as revealed in 1 Corinthians 3:16.

From John 14:21 this article shows that what characterizes a true believer is genuine love for Christ.

With a view to 2 Peter 1:19 this article considers the nature of God’s word, its effect, and the responsibility of the church.

This article discusses the reliability of Scripture, from the text of John 10:34-36. We have unshakeable confidence in the Bible because it is the Word of God, Jesus affirmed it as authoritative, and he applied it to matters of dispute.

From Nehemiah 8 this article shows that true reformation is characterized by the appetite for, attitude to, attention to, and action on God’s Word.

From Acts 11:26 this article traces the origin and significance of the name "Christian."

This article gives a historical origin of the Latin Vulgate Bible.

The Cainan contradiction refers to the difference in the genealogy records of Luke 3:36, Genesis 10:24, Genesis 11:12, and 1 Chronicles 1:18. Is there a contradiction? This article says there is none.

Evangelism should be done to the glory of God, based on the truth of Scripture, and by the church. This article expands on this, from Matthew 28:16-20.

This article evaluates the Scofield Study Bible, with focus given to its use of the critical texts and how they impact its reliability.

This article expounds on Luke 24:32, showing that Christ is in all of Scripture.

This article shows how John Wycliffe came to be called the Morning Star of the Reformation. He had a love for Christ and for souls, which fuelled his passion for preaching and holding up the Word of God and having it translated.

This article is a biography of William Tyndale, including his translation work that resulted in the Tyndale Bible.

Propitiation is a word that defines the work of Christ in relation to God’s wrath. This article argues for the retaining of this word in English Bible translations.

This article gives the historical origin of the Statenvertaling or Statenbijbel.