Learn how to answer common objections to the Bible with truth, reason, and Scripture—equipping yourself to defend the gospel with grace and confidence.
Answering Objections: Equipping Yourself for Common Challenges
How Do We Know That the Bible Is the Word of God, and Not the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon?
The Bible alone is God’s inspired Word, unlike the Apocrypha, the Quran, or the Book of Mormon, which lack authority, prophecy, and truth.
What Is the Salafi Movement in Islam?
A clear, unapologetic analysis of the Salafi movement’s history, doctrine, currents, and a biblical evaluation that exalts Christ and Scripture alone.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Sunday, August 31, 2025
When leaders act faithfully and people follow willingly, Jehovah is honored. Judges 5:2 reminds us to praise God for harmony under His authority.
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.
UASV’s Daily Devotional All Things Bible, Sunday, July 13, 2025
1 Corinthians 2:13 affirms that divine truth comes through Spirit-taught words—not mystical insight. True understanding comes by studying the Scriptures.
Jesus’ View of the Bible: An Examination of His Perspective on Scripture
Jesus affirmed the absolute authority, inspiration, and reliability of the Scriptures, using them to teach and fulfill prophecy throughout His ministry.
Christ’s Exaltation and Present Reign
The exaltation of Jesus signifies his supreme authority, achieved through resurrection, emphasizing his reign over the church and creation.
The Masoretic Text: Origins, Development, and Authority in Old Testament Textual Transmission
The Masoretic Text, meticulously preserved by Jewish scribes, is foundational for both Jewish and Christian biblical studies.
The Sovereignty of God
The text explains God's sovereignty, emphasizing His authority, the balance with human responsibility, and the purpose of free will in creation.
