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Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
Discover the accuracy and reliability of the Bible in discussing the natural world, history, and life's biggest questions. Is the Bible really from God? Explore the evidence and find hope for a better future through a closer relationship with your Creator.
When faced with unresolved questions about the Bible, approach them with humility, diligent study, and prayer. Focus on the core gospel message while seeking understanding through historical context, cultural differences, and the guidance of reputable sources.
This article presents the argument of conservative Christian apologists who contend that the miracles described within the Bible are believable. It examines key biblical passages that relate to the question of miracles, and argues that the miracles are historically attested, consistent with the nature of God, have a purpose and a meaning, are accompanied by a call to faith, and are still happening today. While naturalistic explanations exist for many of the events described within the Bible, conservative Christian apologists would argue that these explanations do not account for the full picture, and that the miracles within the Bible are evidence of God's intervention in the world and provide a unique window into God's character and relationship with humanity.
This article presents the argument that the Old Testament does not teach salvation by works, but rather by faith in God. It examines key Old Testament scriptures that relate to the question of salvation, and argues that the overall message of the Old Testament emphasizes salvation as a gift from God that is received by faith, rather than something that is earned by good works.
