​Translating the Bible for Church Planting

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The Textus Receptus and the King James Bible

The KJBRC scheduled a Bible conference July 13, 14, 2023 at Plant City Florida.  Dr. Steve Combs' topic is "The Special Place the KJB has in the History of the Textus Receptus."  Click below to get the slides used with notes.
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Isan Translation
​in Audio

In 2016, the 22 million+ Isan people of Northeast Thailand received the New Testament for the first time in history, after missionary translator Ron Myers worked on it for many years.  The Isan New Testament is also no w in audio through the work of brother Myers’ Isan associate Baaw Ter.  A Lao script version of the Isan New Testament has also been produced.  We have added a link to the Isan Bible on our web site.  Click here to read the Isan Bible

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How God is Using the Isan
New Testament

I had thousands of Isan New Testaments and my Considering Creation booklets freighted up from Nonthaburi Province (near Bangkok), where they are graciously being stored by a pastor friend at their church facility.   
Armed with these printed secret weapons, I realized we needed    Read More

Erasmus: Exploding Myths

Desiderius Erasmus (1467-1536) is the main person responsible for you having a New Testament to Read.  He edited and published the very first Greek New Testament.  Because of him, the King James translators had something to translate from.  He did the work that gave us a basis for worldwide translation work.  Yet, there some myths that are told these days to make his work seem like it is full of errors.  We explode the myths.
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Swahili
At present we are raising funds for the printing needs for the bilingual Swahili/English John and Romans for Kenya and neighboring countries of Africa, the Ewe New Testament and French whole Bibles for Togo.  Our goal is $60,000.  Would you pray about partnering with us in these worthy projects? 

Opportunities
​in Ghana

Last summer Steve Zeinner was able to visit Ghana, West Africa which proved to be a most valuable trip.   He was able to meet with pastors who’s concerns about their tribal languages were brought to his attention. The Twi, Ga, Ewe of Ghana, and Fante are four languages that need a new translation.   He have been in contact with the Ghanaians and made a trip to North Carolina to meet with one of them.  Many of them speak all four of these languages plus English.  They are eager to meet and discuss the next steps to produce a faithful, accurate and trustworthy translation. Prayerfully this will take place this year or next.  

Steve Combs' Greeting to the Swahili John and Romans Celebration

The Textus Receptus - Dr Steve Combs - KJBRC Regional Conference 2023

​Buckle up because this lecture by Dr Combs covers material from 1600 years of history at a breakneck speed! Is there any evidence for the received text in ancient times? Do the Egyptian Papyri prove the minority text is correct? The answer may surprise you!

Bible Translation-God's Word for All
​Steve Zeinner

Why We Won't Abandon The KJV - Manny Rodriguez - KJBRC Regional Conference 2023

In this video, Pastor Manny Rodriguez gives a response to the podcast series by Brian Samms on why his church will never abandon the use of the King James Bible. ​

Every Word For Every People 
Steve Combs at Quentin Road Baptist Church

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