2 Peter 3:16 warns against forcing Scripture away from its intended meaning and turning difficult passages into support for destructive error.
The Anatomy of Doubt: Exposing the Roots of Modern Skepticism
Modern skepticism has identifiable intellectual, moral, and emotional roots that biblical truth and disciplined reasoning can expose.
Comparing Scripture with Scripture: The Principle of Harmony
Comparing Scripture with Scripture reveals biblical harmony while preserving context, authorial meaning, genre, and the full witness of God’s Word.
Was Luke Wrong When He Said Quirinius Was Governing Syria?
Luke distinguished two registrations, and the evidence supports Quirinius exercising Syrian authority before his known governorship of 6 C.E.
Handling Bible Difficulties with Confidence
Learn to examine alleged Bible contradictions through context, language, history, sound reasoning, and unwavering confidence in Scripture.
Setting Straight the Claims of Mistakes, Errors, and Contradictions in the Bible
Careful context, sound interpretation, and manuscript evidence answer claims that the Bible contains mistakes or contradictions.
Why We Can Trust the Bible
The Bible is trustworthy because of its inspiration, preservation, historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, unity, and authority.
Where Did Cain Get His Wife If There Was Just One Family?
Where did Cain get his wife? Discover the clear biblical answer from Genesis.
Clearing Up Contradictions in the New Testament
Alleged New Testament contradictions dissolve when context, grammar, chronology, representation, and selective reporting are properly examined.
Clearing Up Contradictions in the Old Testament
Careful context, grammar, history, and textual study resolve alleged Old Testament contradictions without weakening biblical inerrancy.

