Bible Believer

The term "Bible believer" is a phrase used by a small group of independent, fundamental Baptists to designate their absolute belief in the innerancy and perfection of "ONE" bible. This bible is the Authorized Version of 1611, better known as the King James Version. The name "Bible believer" itself connotes that it is singular, and not plural, "Bibles". The term was originally coined to differentiate one groups belief in the "Final Authority" of the Word of God, over any school, theological position, new or old manuscript or man.

Famous quotes containing the words bible and/or believer:

    Think of the Bible think of Homer think of Shakespeare and think of me.
    Gertrude Stein (1874–1946)

    One poem proves another and the whole,
    For the clairvoyant men that need no proof:
    The lover, the believer and the poet.
    Their words are chosen out of their desire,
    The joy of language, when it is themselves.
    Wallace Stevens (1879–1955)