Cleaning -Up Hazardous Materials

Pastor D. A. Waite, Th.D. Ph.D.

President of the Dean Burgon Society

 "Why I urge you to read Dr. DiVietro’s book."

The Need For This Clean-Up

     Because of the False View of Inspiration. Mrs. Riplinger has a completely distorted view of Biblical inspiration. 2 Tim 3:16 refers to the way the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek Words were produced. It was by the process of God’s “breathing out” (THEOPNEUSTOS) of those Words.

     Because of the False View of the King James Bible. Mrs. Riplinger has a completely distorted view of the King James Bible. She believes the King James Bible was given by God Himself rather than its being the only faithful, true, and accurate English translation made by a group of men--scholarly and equipped, but still just men.

    Because of the False View of Lexicons and Textual Aids. Mrs. Riplinger has a completely distorted view of the purpose and usefulness of sound lexicons and textual aids for Pastors and others in their study of the Bible. The measure of a useful lexical aid is not the extent to which the author’s doctrine or lifestyle agrees with her own, but the extent to which the volume produces honest and helpful meanings and uses of the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek Words underlying the King James Bible. The focus must be on the results produced, rather than the personal faults or traits of those who have produced it.

    Because of the Correcting of Pastors and Other Leaders. Mrs. Riplinger, throughout this and other of her books, demeans and challenges various Pastors and other Bible-believing church leaders. Even though she might disagree, it is out of place and unbiblical for a woman to rebuke men.

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