Koinonia Hour - Howard Elseth - The Majestic 1611 King James Bible Revealed - Part 1

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Today I had the privilege to host Howard Elseth. Born and raised “just a farm boy from Minnesota” (Howard’s words), and coming through decades of leadership in the church, Howard found himself in the position of being one of the greatest collectors of the book of the LORD, on par with The Smithsonian, The British Library and The Museum of the Bible.

Howard’s journey in Christ has not only amassed his collection of books but revealed to him concepts and understanding of God’s intelligence and workmanship in the 1611 King James Bible which is beyond the scope of academia.

This is by far the most comprehensive, powerful and majestic learning I have ever experienced in my 50 years as a student of the King James Bible. It is my prayer you will allow yourself to sit back and absorb profound, penetrative, and reflective understanding unrivaled by any means.

“The author who benefits you most is not the one who tells you something you did not know before, but the one who gives expression to the truth that has been dumbly struggling in you for utterance.” ― Oswald Chambers