The Word: Preserved King James Bible Authority Handbook

Every church eventually faces the same question: where does the final word come from?

The Word: Preserved answers that question from a King James Bible, dispensational, independent Baptist perspective. This is not a neutral survey of Bible versions or a defense of tradition for tradition’s sake. It is a handbook on authority.

The central claim is clear: God gave His words, God preserved His words, and the King James Bible is the settled English possession of those words for the English-speaking church.

Beginning with the doctrine of preservation, this book shows why inspiration alone is not enough if God’s people cannot possess, read, preach, memorize, and obey the words of God today. It contrasts the Received Text tradition with the modern critical text approach, examines the providential work of the 1611 translators, and shows how exact words carry exact doctrine.

From Romans 3:25 and the blood of Christ, to Acts 8:37, 1 John 5:7, 2 Timothy 2:15, right division, assurance, Baptist distinctives, and the life of the local church, this book makes one burden plain:
A church without a settled written authority will drift.

But a church anchored to the preserved Word of God has a foundation that holds.

The anchor is the Book.

The Book is the King James Bible.

And the anchor holds.