I have often joked that those who interpret Romans 13 as meaning that we should do whatever Caesar tells us to unless it is sinful should be consistent and take the same view of Hebrews 13:17… They’d presumably do whatever [the pastor] tells them to do unless it were sinful! It's funny how we can instinctively see the limitations of delegated authority more easily in the church than the government. Such is the impact of the slow but ever-greater incursions of statism (Anthony Forsyth).
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A Letter From A Bible College S

A Letter From A Bible College S

Several months back an ambitious young man in California decided it was a demon that led people to believe the KJV was the word of God. He called such a teaching “demonized.” I am sure you will appreciate the following testimony from a young man in Moore, Oklahoma who writes:

“Dear Dr. Ruckman, I wanted to write this letter and thank you for your tape ministry. After attending Tennessee Temple Bible College, I came home discouraged, ready to give up preaching, because I was no longer sure God wanted me to preach. As a matter of fact, I wasn’t even sure I was saved. I quit the ministry, and my life went downhill. I fell into sin and got out of church altogether. I no longer had a Bible I could believe. If I didn’t have God’s word, how could I know I was called to preach or even saved? After I got back home, a friend of mine gave me a set of your tapes about the AV. After hearing these tapes I began to cry, thanking God I was saved and called to preach. I then opened God’s word, my KJV 1611, to 1 John 1:9 and got my dirty heart right with God. I just praise God that my friend gave me your tapes. I also prayed about a church after getting back home. The Holy Spirit led me to the church I needed. They preach and teach the KJV. May God bless you in Christ….”

This is just a little handful of fruit off a tree that has borne this kind of fruit for forty years. “By their fruits ye shall know them.”