Where was God's word before 1611? Is God's word preserved in other languages in addition to the English? Wouldn't it be unfair of God to preserve His word in English but not in all of the other languages?

Paraphrase bibles mold God's word into a contemporary fusion of hip and political correctness. The text is "translated" according to liberal interpretation and modern nonsense, so that the outcome is a bible that is fun and easy to read.

How do we know that the KJB 1611 is the divinely inspired one, and not an earlier English translation?

In Acts 26:28 the King James says that Agrippa was almost persuaded, but the NIV says something completely different. Can you help me with this?

The popular belief is that Enoch and Elijah were translated up to heaven where God abides. If this is true, how do we explain Christ's words in John 3:13?

Is it true that they were not in the originals and if so doesn't that mean they are not inspired?

How do we know that the Bible is true? There are many religions in the world and they all claim to be true. How can we accept Christianity and the Bible with so many who oppose it?

Explain this chapter.

Is this an error on the part of the King James translators?

Much is made of the necessity of vowel points for correct understanding of the Bible text. The "origin of the vowel-points is to be ascribed to the effort which the Jewish learned men made to preserve the pronunciation of their sacred language. So we must ask are they necessary in order to identify a word? Are the vowel points inspired?