Michel F. Bryant Issues Global Challenge
Who Will Stand as the Authority on the King James Version of the Bible and the Book of Life?
On November 9th, 2025, Michel F. Bryant, founder of Centurion Faith Publications and author of the eBook, The REAL Book of Life, from Revelation 20:15 issued a bold challenge to the world’s leading Bible institutions and scholars. His question is simple yet profound: Is the King James Version of the Bible the Book of Life from Revelation 20:15—yes or no?
For centuries, the King James Version (KJV) has stood as the cornerstone of English-speaking Christianity. Yet, according to Bryant, modern translations have introduced variations that obscure critical truths. Chief among them: Jesus is the LORD God of Genesis 2. From the beginning, there were two men called Adam—one reproducing by flesh and blood, the other reproducing in the LORD by faith.
Bryant emphasizes that the Gospel of Matthew is not about a flesh-and-blood lineage but about a divine generation brought forth after the LORD’s kind. “The LORD Himself is the lineage linking individuals and generations to God,” he declares.
The Challenge
Bryant has extended this challenge to the most respected institutions in biblical scholarship, including Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Cambridge, Oxford, Moody, and Dallas Theological Seminary. He calls on them to defend their authority on the KJV and the Book of Life before the world.
But the challenge does not stop with academia. It extends to every preacher, pastor, rabbi, and theologian: If you stand in a pulpit, synagogue, classroom, or seminary, you must know the answer.
About Michel
Michel F. Bryant reveals Christ from Genesis to Revelation, presenting measurable, confirmable truths concerning the KJV as the Book of Life. His mission is to prepare believers to walk in victory with God in Christ. By understanding the Book of Life, Bryant teaches, believers can stand strong in faith, united as one, and overcome the world-changing challenges of today and tomorrow.
Closing Call to Action
This is more than a theological debate—it is a call to unity, clarity, and faith. The question stands: Who will rise to meet this challenge?
