Bobby J. Adams Jr., was saved on August 24, 1974 in Moline, Illinois.  Within a couple years, the Lord had called him to preach and he was licensed to preach the Gospel on July 3, 1977 by Liberty Baptist Church in Noxapater, Mississippi.  He soon went to Mississippi College University in Clinton, MS, where he earned both an A.A. and B.A. with emphasis in New Testament Greek.  Soon after marrying and having three children, he began pastoring.

Adams attended Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary and earned over thirty hours credits in the Masters Program with emphasis on Biblical languages.  Adams, years later while in another pastorate, finished with both a Master of Theology and a Doctor of Theology from Andersonville Baptist Theological Seminary.

Doctor Adams took more classes in Hebrew online from E-Teacher Biblical Hebrew from Tel Aviv, Israel for a year.  After accepting a teaching position from Antioch Baptist College and Seminary in Cincinnati, OH he also took another Hebrew course.

In all, he had accumulated 21 hours in N.T. Greek and 18 hours in O.T. Biblical Hebrew and began teaching those disciplines along with the History of the King James Bible lecturing at several venues in some five states.  Doctor Adams edited a Greek Grammar for one of his former students, and has authored two books and now has earned an honorary Ph.D. for academic achievements.

He has now been married to Lea T. Adams for 45 years and they have three grown children and four grandchildren and are still in a pastoral position in Kentucky.  He still tries to maintain speaking on a radio station, and lecturing on the Hebrew & Greek texts underlying the KJB as well as the KJB itself as THE end time Bible.