Which books belong in the Bible? Scripture’s canon rests on divine inspiration, prophetic authority, apostolic witness, and recognition.
The Canon: Which Books Belong?
What Was the Epistle to the Laodiceans Mentioned in Colossians 4:16?
Colossians 4:16 refers to a letter from Laodicea, not proof of a missing Bible book. The verse supports early letter sharing among congregations.
Clement of Rome’s Use of the Pauline Epistles: A Textual and Historical Analysis
Clement of Rome’s quotations of Paul confirm the early authority, stability, and Alexandrian transmission of the Pauline Epistles.
The New Testament and Its Canon: A Defense of Divine Origin and Authority
The New Testament canon was not created by councils but recognized early by the church through apostolic authority and divine inspiration.
The Codex and New Testament Collections: The Formation, Circulation, and Canonical Role of Early Christian Bookmaking
The early adoption of the codex by Christians significantly shaped the transmission, collection, and canonization of New Testament writings.
How Did Marcion’s Apostasy Influence Early Christianity?
Explore the impact of Marcion on the early church's beliefs and practices.
