The King James Version Defended, by Edward F. Hills, 1973.

Hills' classic work defending the King James Bible and the Textus Receptus. 

Edward Freer Hills was a distinguished Latin and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Yale University. He also earned the Th.B. degree from Westminster Theological Seminary and the Th.M. degree from Columbia Theological Seminary. After doing doctoral work at the University of Chicago in New Testament text criticism, he completed his program at Harvard, earning the Th.D. in this field. He is also the author of Believing Bible Study.

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Module contents:

        0a. Preface
        0b. Introduction - Textual Criticism and Christian Faith
        1. God's Three-fold Revelation of Himself
        2. A Short History of Unbelief
        3. A Short History of Modernism
        4. A Christian View of the Biblical Text
        5. The Facts of New Testament Textual Criticism
        6. Dean Burgeon and the Traditional New Testament Text
        7. The Traditional New Testament Text
        8. The Textus Receptus and the King James Version
        9. Christ's Holy War with Satan
        Notes