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I appreciate your sentiment. Paul said it in 1 Corinthians 2:2 KJV, “For I determined not to know any thing among you, save [Yahoshua the] Christ, and him crucified.” Between the Evenings is a building block to a deeper understanding of the Bible that cannot be achieved with one teaching...

"Between the evenings" is an uncomfortable concept for those not familiar with Biblical time keeping. But it is wording used eleven times in the Old Testament as confirmed by the Masoretic Text (MT), Jay P. Green Sr.’s Interlinear Bible (TIB) and Robert Young's Literal Translation (YLT). It is...

There are some that are more reliable than others, and as a student of the Bible I do my best to avoid the less reliable ones. Why would I want to keep a copy of the Textus Receptus just to compare it with a translation that has already shown it lacks of integrity, when I can compare it with...

The Masoretic Text shows that the wording is "between the evenings", not twilight. The KJV translates it as "evening", for whatever reason they leave out the word "between". I'm at a loss to explain why they have done this; it certainly is a misleading translation on their part. However...

One simple test I use to determine a valid bible translation is Exodus 16:12. If the word "twilight" is in this verse, then I reject the translation. In order to do serious and critical study I need a translation that is as pure and unbiased as possible. If the word twilight is present that...