Did the Catholic Church
Give Us the Bible?

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Author: David W Daniels
ISBN: 9780758905796
Price: $8.95 US
Pages: 160 - Paperback

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The True History of God's Words

There is not one history of the Bible, but two. One is a history of God preserving His words through His people. The other is of the devil using the Roman Catholic church to pervert God's words through her "scholars."

Written in a down-to-earth style, and packed with cartoon illustrations by Jack Chick, Daniels shows that the Bibles Rome gave us are really clever counterfeits, designed to eliminate God's preserved words in English, the KJV. You will see why the KJV is the only Bible you can trust.

Will you trust God and believe His preserved words, or will you trust yourself to pick a Bible version that says what men think God meant to say?

 

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It took 300 years of clever maneuvering to bring us where we are today. David Daniels masterfully uncovers facts blurred by Roman Catholic historians. This marvelous book will be a wild ride and an eye opener. History, that so many find difficult to understand, is made simple with down-to-earth explanations backed by many illustrations. The Roman Catholic system did NOT give us the Bible, as they so blatantly claim. —Jack Chick

 

Reader Reviews

Glasses The BEST purchase of a Christian book that I've made
My husband and I (and my mother) have stayed with the KJV, even when my sister and her husband tried to tell us that they were all the same, just easier to read. But when I'd start to read from the NIV, I'd get a cold chill down my spine, and my stomach would get upset! That was enough to let me know that the NIV wasn't from God!!!!!!! Then I saw your book, "Did the Catholic Church Give Us the Bible?" on Cuttingedge Ministries website and ordered it. That was the BEST purchase of a Christian book that I've made (not counting the KJV!!!)!!!!! God bless you for writing that book!!!!!!!! I get so discouraged with people treating God's word like it's theirs to destroy! God help them!!! I went on the Chick website and ordered a few more to hand out. Next month I'll buy several more of them so I can get the truth into as many hands as possible!!! I know that time is short before Jesus calls us home, and I'm praying that I can help make a small difference for God with the help of your wonderful book!!! We're going to my sister's this weekend, and I'm taking her a copy. Could you please pray that she'll read it with an open heart. The last two churches they've served in don't use the KJV, and the radio preachers they listen to don't use the KJV either! Again, thank you from the bottom of my heart!!! — K. N.

 P.S. Our nephew is attending a Bible college, and I was shocked to hear him say that they're teaching him that the other versions are ok!!! It's not a liberal college, either. I'm sending him a copy, too!

Glasses It is a good primer to our study on manuscript history
Your book Did the Catholic Church Give Us the Bible? is a big help to our Bible students, especially that it is illustrated with drawings. It is a good primer to our study on manuscript history. I'm glad I was able to buy it here in the Philippines. Also, somebody sent me copies of your King James Bible Companion, which I distributed to fellow preachers. — S.T., Philippines

 

Table of Contents

Preface

  • The Purpose of This Book


    • Chapter 1 - A Short History of the Bible — God's Own Words
  • A Quick Summary
  • What Are "Original Autographs?"
  • God Wants Perfect Copies
  • The Old Testament History Books
  • The Old Testament Writings
  • The Three Categories of the Old Testament
  • The Old Testament Major Prophets
  • The Old Testament Minor Prophets
  • The New Testament Books


    • Chapter 2 - The Northern & Southern Streams — Antioch & Alexandria
  • The Northern Stream —Antioch
  • The Southern Stream — Alexandria
  • The Southern Stream: Origen Was the Origin?
  • The Northern Stream — Old Latin


    • Chapter 3 - The Caesars Change Costumes
  • Constantine — The Last Caesar
  • What Constantine Wanted
  • What Constantine Left Behind


    • Chapter 4 - The Beginning of the Roman "Church"
  • Formed in Just One Century
  • Counterfeit Christianity
  • The Faithful Vaudois


    • Chapter 5 - Light Shines in the Dark Ages
  • The "Threat" of John Wycliffe
  • The Printing Press of Gutenberg
  • The Greek New Testament of Erasmus


    • Chapter 6 - Reformation — and Revenge
  • The Reformation in Germany — Martin Luther
  • The Reformation in England — William Tyndale
  • God's Pattern of Preserving His Words
  • Reformation — and Revenge
  • The Counter-Reformation — Ignatius of Loyola
  • The Counter-Reformation — Steps One and Two
  • The Counter-Reformation —The Council of Trent
  • The Counter-Reformation — Inquisition
  • The Counter-Reformation — The Jesuits
  • The Rulers of England: Catholic or Protestant?
  • The Counter-Reformation — The Spanish Armada


    • Chapter 7 - The King of English Bibles
  • The Desire of King James
  • The Gunpowder Plot
  • King James' Bible
  • The Struggle after King James
  • The Power of the King James Bible
  • Summary


    • Chapter 8 - The Jesuits Attack
  • Jesuit Missions — and Hatred
  • The Jesuit Attack on the Bible
  • The "Tractarian Movement"
  • The "Westcott & Hort" Bible
  • Satan Finally Succeeds


    • Chapter 9 - Look Where We Are Today
  • Bibles Are Big Business
  • The Master Plan


    • Chapter 10 - Showdown
  • Why No Revival?
  • The Choice
  • The Right Choice


    • Extra Reading and References
  • A. For Further Reading
  • B. The "Faith" of Westcott & Hort


    • Indexes
  • Bibliography
  • Subject Index


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