Is this trying to talk me out of my faith?
No. This is a reference book about what the Bible says, not a book about what you ought to believe, and I have worked hard to keep those two things apart. Nothing in here is designed to take anything away from you. On the contested questions I lay out the main positions and the texts each one leans on, and then I stop — you are an adult with a Bible and a working mind.
Which denomination is this written from?
I do not tell you which one is right, and the book does not argue for one. Where Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant Bibles differ — the canon, the deuterocanonical books, how a passage has been read — I say who holds what and why, and I name the texts each position rests on.
Your videos are free — why buy the book?
The videos take one passage at a time and disappear down the feed. This is the whole thing, ordered: where your Bible came from, the misquotes, the words, both testaments in their settings, the hard passages, and the method — organised so you can find a passage in seconds instead of scrolling for the video where I covered it. It also holds the material I cannot fit in a video, which is mostly The Limits: the arguments, the uncertainty, the places I have simplified.
Which translation do you quote?
Where I quote at length I use the King James Version, which is public domain, and I say so at the point of use. Where the KJV wording is the thing being examined — and in Part Three it often is — I give the Hebrew or Greek behind it and how the modern translations render it. Appendix C is a side-by-side comparison chart so you can see the differences for yourself.
Do I need Greek or Hebrew?
No, and the book assumes you have neither. Chapter 85 shows you how to use a concordance and a lexicon without knowing either language, and Chapter 86 lists the free tools that do real work. Every original-language word in the book is transliterated and explained where it appears.
Why only $27?
Because it is a file, not a printed book — no paper, no shipping, no warehouse, and the same file serves the thousandth reader as cheaply as the first. $47 is what this would sit at as a print reference. $27 is the launch price while the first edition finds its readers, and it goes back up after.
What format is it, and how do I read it?
A single illustrated PDF, 142 pages. It opens on a phone, a tablet, a laptop or a desktop with no app to install, and it prints cleanly if you would rather hold it. The download link arrives the moment checkout finishes. Instant download, yours forever.
