Can Anyone Know Who Really Wrote the Bible?

Can we really know who wrote the Bible? Examine the evidence for Moses, the prophets, Gospel writers, Paul, and John.

Trial Scenes in the Book of Acts That Match Roman Legal Procedures and Customs of the First Century

Acts records Roman hearings, citizen rights, provincial courts, appeals, custody, and legal customs with striking first-century precision.

Christian evidences show that faith in Jehovah, Scripture, and the resurrected Christ rests on revelation, history, reason, and truth.

A Scripture-centered introduction to defending Christianity through divine revelation, sound reasoning, historical evidence, and faithful witness.

A biblical history of Christian apologetics from Jesus and the apostles through early defenders, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and today.

Answering claims that the Bible is myth, legend, or borrowed religion with historical, grammatical, and Scriptural clarity.

A careful defense showing why alleged Bible contradictions are difficulties, not errors, when Scripture is read in context.

A biblical apologetic examination of Quranic errors in embryology, cosmology, and distorted retellings of biblical history.

Fulfilled prophecy confirms Scripture’s reliability through nations, Israel, Daniel’s timing, Messianic fulfillment, and the last days.

Claudius expelled Jews from Rome, and that decree moved Aquila and Priscilla into Paul’s path, strengthening the historical reliability of Acts.