The Bible alone is God’s inspired Word, unlike the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon, which lack authority, prophecy, and truth.
How Do We Know That the Bible Is the Word of God, and Not the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon?
Has the New Testament Been Corrupted? The Truth About Its Transmission, Variants, and Restoration
Despite early scribal errors, the New Testament has not been lost but faithfully restored through rigorous textual criticism and abundant manuscript evidence.
Has the Old Testament Been Corrupted? A Textual Study of Preservation and Restoration
The Old Testament text has variant readings, yet through preservation and restoration, the original inspired words are reliably recovered.
Have Christians Corrupted the Bible?
The Bible has faced corruption in scribal errors and flawed translations, but the inspired text has been faithfully preserved and restored.
The New Testament and Its Canon: A Defense of Divine Origin and Authority
The New Testament canon was not created by councils but recognized early by the church through apostolic authority and divine inspiration.
Statistical Proof Of The Bible’s Cohesive Formation: Why Sixty-Six Books Over Sixteen Centuries Converge Into One Inerrant Revelation
The Bible’s unity across 66 books and 16 centuries is statistically impossible by chance, demonstrating one inerrant revelation from the one Divine Author.
Sola Scriptura and Natural Revelation: Distinguishing Biblical Authority from Created Witnesses
Sola Scriptura affirms Scripture as supreme, while natural revelation remains general, valuable, but insufficient for salvation or doctrine.
Bible Criticism: A Systematic Assault on Scripture and the Defense of Faithful Exegesis
Bible criticism stems from skepticism that undermines Scripture's authority, contrasting with the historical-grammatical method supporting divine revelation.
Alleged Errors in the Bible: A Critical Examination and Faithful Defense
This article defends the inerrancy of the Bible, addressing alleged errors through careful examination and contextual understanding, underscoring its truthfulness.
Faith, Scripture, and Evidence: A Biblical and Rational Defense of Trust in God’s Word
The article emphasizes that biblical faith is grounded in Scripture and evidence, rejecting both blind belief and unsupported skepticism.
