Category Archives: Bible Origin

Litke, S. – How We Got the Bible

This 8 chapter work by Litke (Dallas Theological Seminary) presents us with a study on the origin of our Bible. His chapters are Introduction, revelation, inspiration, inerrancy, transmission, canoncity, translation, and a final chapter, Interpretation, Illumination, and Application. Continue reading

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Arlandson, J.M. – Historical Reliability of the Gospels

Historical Reliability of the Gospels by Arlandson is a 15 chapter apologetics book on the reliability of the Gospels. He looks at many different aspects of the reliability of the Gospel accounts of Christ, the source and transmission of these accounts (including the Q document), and many other questions involved in the reliability and origin. Continue reading

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Gray Inspiration of the Bible: Definition, Extent, & Proof

Inspiration of the Bible an excellent short work on Inspiration has 4 chapters: definition of Inspiration, its extent, its proof, and finally difficulties and objections. Continue reading

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Ballou Letters in Defence of Divine Revelation

Letters in Defence of Divine Revelation is simply a series of about 15 letters from Hosea Ballou (Universalist) to Abner Kneelands on the Divine Revelation. Continue reading

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Griffith-Thomas, W.H. – How we got our Bible

In this twelve chapter book, Griffith-Thomas presents us with the origin of our Bible. He begin with the structure and history of the Bible, then the canonicity, authority, trustworthiness of the Bible. He then presents the unity of the Bible as a testimony to its divine origin, and then deals with the progressiveness of the Bible. He sums up with two chapters on the inspiration of the Bible, the interpretation of the Bible, and finally God’s purpose in giving us the Bible. Continue reading

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