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Here is a list of the PROBLEMS ANALYZED:
1. Were the autographs a book?
2. Must we today decide which variants are important?
3. Do the variants impact theology?
4. Have most fundamentalists been KJV-only?
5. Who has ignored the evidence?
6. Are KJV-only preachers able to preach accurately and relevantly?
7. Do we believe that all non-English Bibles must be translated from the KJV?
8. Are the underlying Hebrew and Greek texts unimportant to KJV-only advocates?
9. Is a good new English version possible?
10. The original autographs are/were without error?
11. Are inspired translations possible?
12. Were there any miracles invoved in Bible preservation?
13. Has the KJV been revised?
14. Is Baptism a mistake in the KJV?
15. Is devils a mistake in the KJV?
16. Who owns the term fundamentalist?
17. Is something wrong with the Masoretic Hebrew text?
18. Is it “impossible” that the KJV is perfect?
19. Did God supervise the preservation of His Word?
20. Do historical negative factors make a perfect KJV impossible?
21. Is our faith in a perfect Bible based on any promises of God?
22. Is modern Textual Criticism destructive?
23. What is wrong with the Critical Text?
24. Was Erasmus a Catholic Humanist?
25. Does God depend on natural processes for preservation?
26. Did God do it imperfectly?
27. Does verbal inspiration demand verbal preservation?
28. How many words were lost, according to Central?
29. Was the Traditional Text in the majority throughout history?
30. Did the Traditional Text exist before the Fourth Century?
31. Was the first Traditional Text version made at the end of the Fourth Century?
32. What about that “800 year leap of faith”?
33. Do we have only theoretical not actual possession of the New Testament?
34. Where is the Word of God preserved?
35. Do we believe in “reinspiration”?
36. Erasmus again?
37. If we believe in the Majority Text should we become Catholics?
38. Are King James Bible believers like the supporters of Hitler?
39. Is textual certainty a bad thing?
40. Do we opt for simplistic answers?
41. Do Critical Text advocates ever call names, use ad hominems?
42. If we have an infallible Bible will it be bad for us?
43. Should we abandon the search for a better Bible?
44. Is it important to know that we have a perfectly-preserved text?
45. Do Dead Sea Scrolls vindicate emendations on the basis of conjecture?
46. I Samuel 13:1–is it a mistake in the KJV?
47. II Samuel 8:4–is it a mistake in the KJV?
48. II Chronicles 22:2–is it a mistake in the KJV?
49. II Chronicles 36:9–is it a mistake in the KJV?
50. Do we “cover up” or avoid Bible evidence?
51. Should we take the Old Testament out of our Bible?
52. Was the doctrine of preservation know to the ancient church?
53. Matt. 5:18–does it teach Bible preservation?
54. Matt. 24:35–does it teach Bible preservation?
55. Psalm 119:89–does it teach Bible preservation?
56. Psalm 119:160–does it teach Bible preservation?
57. Is. 40:8 and I Peter 1:23-25–preservation?
58. Psalm 12:5-8–does it teach Bible preservation?
59. Psalm 105:8–does it teach Bible preservation?
60. How do you define preservation?
61. Should we get our doctrine of preservation from history?
62. Is P52 a big help?
63. Is the Latin Vulgate more likely to be the preserved Word of God than the TR?
64. But the KJV had the Apocrypha.
65. Has the KJV been revised?
66. Is the NASB the best translation?
67. Is the NIV a good translation?
68. Is the KJV hard to read?
69. Should we be thankful for the new translations?
70. Are all nonsectarian translations the Word of God?
71. Can Translations made from the KJV be the Word of God?
72. Is the version used of more importance than differences in sermons?
73. Is the Critical Text of higher authority than the KJV?
74. Is there ever a time to separate over Bible versions?
75. Should we still be looking for the Word of God?
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