How to Know the Individual Will of God
This book provides exegetical proof of and practical tips for discerning the individual will of God. Much of it is devoted to proving, from both the Old and New Testaments (and their original languages) that God does have a knowable, specific, individual will for every Christian. It also includes practical tips for discerning that individual will that should be helpful in the believer’s decision making process.
Certainty of the Words
This book is an examination of the Bible’s testimony about itself, to assist in formulating principles of textual criticism. This will verify the validity of the Textus Receptus Greek text, which underlies the King James Version. Also included is an exegetical evaluation of the old King James Version compared with the NKJV, showing by a study of every word in the books of Genesis, Romans, and Revelation, that the old KJV is a superior translation to the NKJV.
Which Greek Text?
This book presents a case for the Textus Receptus, the Greek text from which the New Testament in the King James Version of the Bible was translated. The purpose is to shed more light, and less heat, on the debate. This is not a book about name-calling or character assassination, but is a factual way to account for statements from the Bible about itself. This book is in its second printing, and has been slightly revised.