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Paul and the Faithfulness of God: Two Book Set (Christian Origins and the Question of God 4)
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Until the seventeenth century, the prevailing view of the Old Testament among both Jews and Christians was relatively simple: it was the word of God. Its human authors were in effect scribes or secretaries, writing down what God dictated to them. In a circular argument, this view was supported by the Bible itself.
Michael Coogan • The Old Testament: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
Some of the most recognizable evidential apologists of our time include John Warwick Montgomery
Joseph M. Holden • The Comprehensive Guide to Apologetics
Without the contribution of offenders, the Bible wouldn’t be the Bible.
Paul Manwaring • What on Earth is Glory?: A Practical Approach to a Glory-filled Life
The New Testament is the description of God's place in a world which doesn't require him. It has Rome.
Edward Teach • Sadly, Porn
New Testament scholar Craig Evans says:
R. C. Sproul • Knowing Scripture
Reasons We Believe (Foreword by John MacArthur): 50 Lines of Evidence That Confirm the Christian Faith
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Paul’s argument in Romans is that it was God’s will all along to justify all human beings by faith, not by works of the Mosaic Law. This is proven for Paul by the fact that Abraham, the father of the Jews, was himself justified by his faith before he was circumcised and before Moses had given the law.
Dale B. Martin • Biblical Truths: The Meaning of Scripture in the Twenty-first Century
The Authenticity of the Bible: Assurance that the Bible is the Word of God
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