Why You Can Trust the Bible

Why the Bible’s inspiration, preservation, history, prophecy, harmony, and authority provide sound reasons for complete confidence in Scripture.

Turning the Word of God into the Word of Man: The Corruption of All Aspects of the Historical-Critical Method

Historical criticism turns Scripture into a human reconstruction when speculative sources and skeptical assumptions replace the inspired text.

Jehovah has made His truth known through creation, Scripture, fulfilled prophecy, Jesus Christ, and the preserved biblical text.

Evidence from inspiration, canon, manuscripts, archaeology, prophecy, and Scripture’s unity confirms the Bible’s authenticity and reliability.

Christian belief rests on Scripture, Jehovah’s truthfulness, Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection, obedient faith, and the Kingdom hope.

The Bible is trustworthy because of its inspiration, preservation, historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, unity, and authority.

A biblical defense of Scripture’s inspiration, textual reliability, sound interpretation, Christian doctrine, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Scripture is God-breathed prophecy through chosen men, fully authoritative, truthful, preserved, and binding for faith and obedience.

God-breathed Scripture means the Bible originates from God, carries His authority, and remains fully reliable in all it teaches.

Liberal theories divide the Pentateuch into imaginary sources, but Scripture consistently identifies Moses as its principal human author.