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Giving Bible readers what God said not what translators think God meant
In both the Hebrew Old Testament Scriptures and the Greek New Testament, copyists have exercised great care in copying their manuscripts. However, we would be remiss if we did not say that some copyists were inexperienced or took certain liberties with the text that they were copying.
Daniel is defended as inspired sixth-century prophecy, historically grounded and confirmed by Jesus’ own testimony.
The Bible’s books were recognized because Jehovah inspired them through prophets, apostles, and authorized witnesses.
Scripture is final because Jehovah has spoken through His inspired Word, which judges doctrine, worship, conduct, and hope.
The Old Testament is trustworthy because Jehovah inspired, preserved, and fulfilled His Word through Christ.
Biblical faith is not blind belief but confident trust grounded in Jehovah’s revealed Word and ascertained certainty.
The tone and demeanor of some Christians are coming across as a bit starstruck. These men and women put their pants on one leg at a time, just like the rest of us.
A defense of Ezekiel’s genuineness against critical objections, showing its exilic setting, unity, chronology, and prophetic authority.
Legal standards help us weigh Bible evidence objectively, showing Scripture’s reliability through witness, prophecy, manuscripts, and reason.
