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Sites Answering the KJVO Position

• King James Only Resource Center (Doug Kutilek, Rick Norris, and others) -- the best site on the web (on this issue).
• Bible Research (Michael Marlowe) -- a wealth of information and links on everything related to textual criticism and more (including special attention given to the Majority Text position).
• KJV-Only.Com (Brian Tegart) -- more extensive than Kutilek's site, and more on target to this issue than Bible Research (formerly "Brian's KJV Only Page") -- also includes a list of places whre the KJV departs from the Hebrew text (kethiv) to go with the marginal reading (qere).
• Sola Gratia Ministries -- A good listing of articles on the subject.
• Alpha & Omega Ministries -- articles on the topic by James White, author of The King James Only Controversy (see above), and director of Alpha and Omega Ministries.
• New Testament Resources -- excellent resources for Greek studies, exegesis, textual criticism, and translation issues -- also includes a helpful chart dividing the manuscripts according to textual families.

KJV Only Sites

• The Dean Burgon Society -- This group stands against the position that the English is inspired--they argue that the KJV is the word of God 'intact' in English. They hold the Maoretic Hebrew and TR Greek is perfectly preserved.
• Bible for Today --Dr. D.A. Waite's ministry (the president of the Dean Burgon Society)
• Resources on KJVO-ism by David Cloud -- A wealth of information and links by David Cloud (WayofLife.Org) on KJVOism. He holds a position similar to the DBS above.
• Online Resources by Emmanuel Baptist Theological Seminary (and Dr. Thomas Strouse) -- great resources, particularly critiques of books opposing KJVOism.
• Online Articles on the Issue by the Trinitarian Bible Society -- this site includes lots of resources, they also publish the edition of the TR most accepted by TR Onlyists.
• Online Resources by Far Eastern Bible College (and Dr. Jeffrey Khoo) -- a list of good articles on the subject.
• A collection of online books covering many topics, including KJVO-ism from WayofLife.Org
• Info on the KJV from Sojourners of the Lord (affiliated with Dr. Thomas Holland) -- you'll need to scroll down for the articles.
• BibleBelievers.Net's List of Resources on Bible Versions
• More to come...

Note: I do not list KJVO sites which advocate double-inspiration, call non KJVO people heretics and other irresponsible terms, and sites I deem to represent the wilder and more extreme sectors of the KJVO movement. If you know of any other good resource sites either for or against the KJVO position, please let me know.

Online Bible Search Tools

• The Unbound Bible -- contains multiple Bible versions, including several Greek Texts and the LXX, all in a very easy to use format
• Blue Letter Bible -- a site which makes it easy to see the Hebrew and Greek words behind each English word (other tools available also).
• The NET Bible -- an online Bible version with 60,000 textual notes, it often discusses textual variants and is a great resource for exegesis.
• Zhubert.Com -- an online resource for students of the Biblical languages.
• Online Original KJV 1611 Bible -- scanned images from the KJV 1611, site is very easy to use.
• English Hexapala (1841) -- compares Wycliffe (1380), Tyndale (1534-36), Great Bible (1539), Geneva (1560), Rheims (1582), and KJV (1611) side by side, and includes the annotated Greek text of Sholtz (who was a Traditional Text advocate when he published that) -- hosted at Net Bible Library.

Online Commentaries, Lexicons, and Books

• BibleCentre.Net -- best resource on the web for commentaries (has Pulpit, Word, Expositor's, MacArthurs, Barnes, etc.), lexicons (BDAG, Gesenius, BDB, Kittel's 10 volume work, etc.), and so much more (membership required, but extremely inexpensive -- can be free).
• StudyLight.Org -- contains many online commentaries (Gill, Henry, Barnes, JFB, Clarke, etc.) and a verse look up tool which also pulls up a listing of links to all the commentaries on that verse.
• Net Bible Library -- contains old online books (scanned images, very easy to use) specifically dealing with OT and NT textual criticism.
• Christian Classics Ethereal Library -- contains many old online Christian books.
• Online Commentary Listing at Monergism.com -- contains links to Calvin's commentaries among others, and gives links to some newer commentaries that are free online (like Vern Poythress' Revelation commentary).

Online Textual Criticism Tools

• Student's Guide to NT Textual Variants (by Dr. Bruce Terry) -- This discusses the key textual variants in each book of the Bible. It compares the variants and shows which texts support which reading. It is designed for those without a knowledge of Greek. Dr. Bruce Terry is the Professor of Bible and Humanities for Ohio Valley University.
• An Online Textual Commentary on the Greek Gospels (by Wieland Willker) -- details the 1500 textual variants in the 4 Gospels and discusses the evidence for them (in about 2400 pages), pdf format.
• Bible Manuscripts Project -- information and links regarding online resources for studying Bible manuscripts.
• An Online Encyclopedia of NT Textual Criticism -- an online encyclopedia attempting to cover all aspects of textual criticism in an orderly and fair fashion.
• TC: A Journal of Biblical Textual Criticism -- scholarly online journal.
• The Bible Translator (UBS' Journal) -- archives from 50 years of UBS' The Bible Translator (scholarly journal).

Other Lists of Online Resources

• Bible Translation Resources -- a compilation of scholarly links relating to Bible Translation.
• Resource Pages for Biblical Studies -- contains many links to online resources for Biblical studies (including textual criticism and online Bible texts).
• New Testament Gateway -- a directory of internet resources on the New Testament (tons of resources referenced).

Online Debate Forums

• Besides this site's forums here are some others:
• Bible Versions Discussion Board
• English Bible Text Debate (Sharper Iron Forums)
• Bible Versions Forum (The Fighting Fundamental Forums)
• King James Bible Only Forums
• BibleAnswers.Us Forums
• The Fundamental Baptist Forum

"But is error ever so valuable an inheritance that it ought never to be relinquished?"
-- Dr. John Symonds (1789)