Our Authorized Bible Vindicated
By Benjamin Wilkinson
This is a historic work on the authorized version (16 chapters) by Wilkinson (Seventh Day Adventist). He examines and presents a defense of the KJV Bible which is a foundational document in this movement (although they don’t want to recognize Wilkinson’s affiliation with the SDA church).
HOW TO READ THE BIBLE (Online)
HINTS FOR SUNDAY-SCHOOL TEACHERS AND OTHER BIBLE STUDENTS
WALTER F. ADENEY, M.A.,
Professor of New Testament Exegesis, etc., New College, London
Author of ” The Theology of the New Testament ” (** Theological Educator “)
“The Canticles and Lamentations,” “Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther” (“Expositor’s Bible”), etc.
NEW YORK
Sunday School Lesson, Sunday School Lesson for kids
THOMAS WHITTAKER
2 AND 3 BIBLE HOUSE
1897
In this 16 chapter work, Adeney examines the Bible as to the different types of literature that it is, and how to approach reading and studying it.
Alexander, Archibald – The Evidences of the Christian Religion is an apologetics module defending Christianity and its beliefs.
The Evidences of the Christian Religion
By Alexander, Archibald (1772-1851) (1832)
Alleged Discrepancies in the Bible
Eugene Kimble, Ph.D.
Some critics of the Bible say there are discrepancies in the numbers found in the Bible, therefore the Bible is unreliable and not accurate. I propose that such alleged discrepancies in the numbers reported in the Bible can be resolved with diligent study and illumination by the Holy Spirit.
Here are ten examples of alleged numeric discrepancies and their resolutions that prove this hypothesis… (See module for more)…
This is a very short (6 page) examination of some of the supposed discrepancies in the numbers given in the Old Testament about various events. Continue reading
The Inspiration of the Bible: Definition, Extent, and Proof
By James M. Gray, D. D., Dean Of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Ill.
Author Biography: James M. Gray
This excellent short work on Inspiration has 4 chapters: definition of Inspiration, its extent, its proof, and finally difficulties and objections. Continue reading
