The Unbroken Bible: The Incredible History, Accuracy & Legacy of the King James Bible

by Dr. Phil Stringer

“The Scriptures cannot be broken.” In all of history one Bible translation best fits this description given to the true Words of God by Jesus in John 10:35. The King James Bible and its textual base are just that - Unbroken. They have stood the test of time and illustrated the power and durability of God’s Words. Those who advocate for other modern, Critical text versions must cede that their Bible was at some point broken or lost, and in need of recovery or reconstruction. The King James Bible stands unique in its incredible history of transmission, accuracy of translation and legacy of unmatched cultural, linguistic, and spiritual influence on the English speaking world and beyond.This volume is the result of the compilation of the writings of Dr. Phil Stringer on the issues related to the text of Scripture and the King James Bible. These writings represent decades of faithful scholarship and dedicated defense of the King James. May this publication be a lasting legacy to the contributions of Dr. Stringer and a help to future scholars and defenders of the Unbroken Bible."Dr. Phil Stringer writes with the power of a preacher, the finesse of a professor, the love of a pastor, and the artful ink of a seasoned writer. There is not another author so well-fit for the subject. Phil presents the clear evidence with the profound faith of a true believer, and the kind reasoning of one who truly cares for the critic." - Dr. Douglas Levesque, Bible Nation Society

322 pages, Paperback

Published November 16, 2018

Reviews

[Scott Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book on the subject, and a good rebuttal to the corrupt Alexandrian text 'scholars'. If you are new to the subject this is a great place to start.

[Dillon Awes · Rating 4 out of 5]

Dr. Stringer presents a valiant defense of the critical text and King James only position here. The sections on the historical, cultural, and literary legacy of the King James Bible are powerful and very well researched. I hesitate to give it 5 stars for a couple of reasons. First, I don’t believe that the Bible teaches a purely “Mechanical Dictation” definition of the doctrine of Inspiration. Though I fully agree with Dr. Stringer that this should not be a dividing issue, I do believe that the human authors that were inspired by God to write scripture retained their consciousness and that their own personalities and experiences shine through in scripture. On a more trivial note, it bothered me how many spelling and grammatical errors are in this book. Normally I would overlook this, but, the typos were so numerous that it actually became a distraction. While I don’t think this takes away from the truths presented in this book, I wish that more proofreading had been done before publication, especially in a book about such an important topic. Overall, I really enjoyed this book and am glad to call Dr. Stringer my brother in Christ. I would gladly recommend this book to anyone trying to get a better understanding of the history of the King James Version, or the critical text issue.