Sources and standards

How We Publish

Every quotation of Scripture on this site is from the King James Version and is checked word for word before it is published. How the ministry's studies are written, checked and shared.

Time Is At Hand Evangelistic Ministries publishes its Bible studies, devotionals and articles here, free to read. This page sets out where the words come from and how they are checked.

Scripture: the King James Version

Every Bible quotation on this site is from the King James Version (KJV). Before anything is published, each quotation is checked word for word against the KJV text. Where a quotation does not match, the quotation is corrected — never the Bible. Words the KJV translators set in italics are shown here as plain words.

Who publishes

Everything here is published by Time Is At Hand Evangelistic Ministries, founded in September 1999 in the Cayman Islands by Devon Searchwell and Vanrica Searchwell. The people behind the ministry are introduced on The Team, and its story is told in How It Began.

An article is published as its author wrote it. Only clear errors of spelling, grammar and punctuation are corrected; the teaching is never rewritten.

Dates

Articles show when they were published, and when they were last updated if they have changed since.

Questions and corrections

If you have a question about a study, or believe something on the site is in error, please ask a Bible question or write to info@timeisathandlive.org.

Sharing and quoting

Everything here is free to read, quote and share. We ask only that quotations be attributed to Time Is At Hand Evangelistic Ministries, with a link to the page they come from.

For search engines and AI assistants

The site is open to search engines and AI assistants. Every page is also available as plain text (Markdown) at the same address with .md added, and a guide to the whole site for language models is at /llms.txt. The meaning of the ministry’s name is explained in Time Is At Hand, and the questions people most often ask are answered in Questions People Ask.


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