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The Evidence Study Bible: NKJV: All You Need to Understand and Defend Your Faith
The NKJV Evidence Bible is the official Bible of The Way of the Master TV show and ministry.
The ground–breaking Evidence Bible that has been used by countless numbers of Christians on the front lines of evangelism is now
In an easy to read New King James version.
The words of Christ in red letter.
Complete with a user friendly concordance to help the reader find key words.
A new and updated commentary and supplemental material answering some of the most asked questions for believers and non–believers alike.
This Bible continues to explain how to approach members of other faiths.
This Bible continues to point out the thoughts of some of the most well known figures in history and what they had to say about God.
The ground–breaking Evidence Bible that has been used by countless numbers of Christians on the front lines of evangelism is now
In an easy to read New King James version.
The words of Christ in red letter.
Complete with a user friendly concordance to help the reader find key words.
A new and updated commentary and supplemental material answering some of the most asked questions for believers and non–believers alike.
This Bible continues to explain how to approach members of other faiths.
This Bible continues to point out the thoughts of some of the most well known figures in history and what they had to say about God.
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4839 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 1, 2011
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About the author
Ray Comfort
256 books402 followersRay is the Founder and CEO of Living Waters and the best–selling author of more than 80 books, including, Hell's Best Kept Secret, Scientific Facts in the Bible, and The Evidence Bible. He co–hosts (with actor Kirk Cameron) the award–winning television program "The Way of the Master," seen in 200 countries. He is also the Executive Producer on the movies "Audacity," "180," "Evolution vs. God," and others, which have been seen by millions. He and his wife, Sue, live in Bellflower, California, where they have three grown children.
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July 16, 2024
The following is not a typical review, but a quick scan of sections of the book.
- He included in the midst of Psalm 59 (between verses 5 and 6) an actual image of the Gan***a, the Hindu elephant lord, which is very shocking. This is not only totally unnecessary, it moreover violates the command to make no images of other gods. To insert this in the midst of THEOS' Word and to print it for hundreds of thousands to be seen, is a very serious transgression.
- He endorsed Blaise Pascal through a photo and a quote, although he embraced Jansenism, a sect and splinter group from Catholic teaching. The Jansenists had revived the Manichean dualism and introduced Calvinist doctrines into the church.
- He quoted Ulysses S. Grant as if endorsing us to read the Bible, while Wikipedia suggests that he was agnostic: "Unlike his siblings, Grant was not forced to attend church by his Methodist parents. For the rest of his life, he prayed privately and never officially joined any denomination. To others, including his own son, Grant appeared to be agnostic."
- His endorsements are highly problematic: Arthur Tappan Pierson (Presbyterian = Calvinist), Billy Graham (strong tendency towards Universalism, ecumenical movement, close collaboration with the Vatican and the Pope ...), repeatedly of Charles Spurgeon (Augustinian / Calvinist; "I believe there will be more in heaven than in hell", strong embrace of ecumenism, follower of the Knights Templar Bernard of Clairvaux ...), of C.S. Lewis (believed in purgatory; Tao is the highest morality; rejected biblical inerrancy; theistic evolutionist; considered Hindu, Buddhist and Muslims as brothers in Christ), of David Steindl-Rast (Catholic Benedictine monk), of Everett L. Fullam (Catholic & Episcopal Priest), of G. K. Chesterton (Catholic), of George Washington (Freemason), of J.I. Packer (Calvinist and author of Evangelicals and Catholics Together; Ecumenism), of Oswald J. Smith (Presbyterian = Calvinist), of Theodore Roosevelt (Dutch Reformed church) ...
It is truly shocking to find all this in a work called the Bible. Where have we gone ... from inserting some words to plastering His Word with evil. Absolutely shocking.
- He included in the midst of Psalm 59 (between verses 5 and 6) an actual image of the Gan***a, the Hindu elephant lord, which is very shocking. This is not only totally unnecessary, it moreover violates the command to make no images of other gods. To insert this in the midst of THEOS' Word and to print it for hundreds of thousands to be seen, is a very serious transgression.
- He endorsed Blaise Pascal through a photo and a quote, although he embraced Jansenism, a sect and splinter group from Catholic teaching. The Jansenists had revived the Manichean dualism and introduced Calvinist doctrines into the church.
- He quoted Ulysses S. Grant as if endorsing us to read the Bible, while Wikipedia suggests that he was agnostic: "Unlike his siblings, Grant was not forced to attend church by his Methodist parents. For the rest of his life, he prayed privately and never officially joined any denomination. To others, including his own son, Grant appeared to be agnostic."
- His endorsements are highly problematic: Arthur Tappan Pierson (Presbyterian = Calvinist), Billy Graham (strong tendency towards Universalism, ecumenical movement, close collaboration with the Vatican and the Pope ...), repeatedly of Charles Spurgeon (Augustinian / Calvinist; "I believe there will be more in heaven than in hell", strong embrace of ecumenism, follower of the Knights Templar Bernard of Clairvaux ...), of C.S. Lewis (believed in purgatory; Tao is the highest morality; rejected biblical inerrancy; theistic evolutionist; considered Hindu, Buddhist and Muslims as brothers in Christ), of David Steindl-Rast (Catholic Benedictine monk), of Everett L. Fullam (Catholic & Episcopal Priest), of G. K. Chesterton (Catholic), of George Washington (Freemason), of J.I. Packer (Calvinist and author of Evangelicals and Catholics Together; Ecumenism), of Oswald J. Smith (Presbyterian = Calvinist), of Theodore Roosevelt (Dutch Reformed church) ...
It is truly shocking to find all this in a work called the Bible. Where have we gone ... from inserting some words to plastering His Word with evil. Absolutely shocking.
March 6, 2025
Very nice additional info besides basic biblical text and comments. Good for evangelism.
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