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On the Reliability of the Old Testament by K. A. Kitchen

On the Reliability of the Old Testament K. A. Kitchen ebook
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Page: 684
ISBN: 0802849601, 9780802849601
Format: pdf

Walter Kaiser's book On the Reliability of the Old Testament Documents is a great object lesson in remythologizing. One place where it's worth saying a little more, though, is the issue of the historical reliability of the Bible. How can we know that the Old and New Testament are the authoritative and true "Word of God?" There are many people who say, "The Bible has been changed and altered over time." How do you know? This is why my books are packed to the gills with references to Scripture to buttress the points I seek to make. I Corinthians 10:11 Paul speaking of the Old Testament patriarchs, “Now all these things happened unto them for examples: and they are written for our admonition, upon whom the ends of the world are come.” It would require several One good reason for focusing on the Torah, and specifically the book of Genesis, is that there is a concentrated attack on the reliability, and scientific credibility of these accounts as they relate to the creation of all things. As a result, he became skeptical of Christianity and of the reliability of the Bible. Unfortunately, it was authored for seminary use and is required reading in many. In light of all the recent discussion surrounding the Bible TV show on the history channel, I thought it would be good to discuss the reliability of the Old Testament. Those who know me are aware that I firmly hold that the Bible is fully reliable, fully inspired, and fully authoritative. Can the Old Testament really be trusted? For more than two hundred years controversy has raged over the reliability of the Old Testament. Frederick was heavily influenced by Voltaire, the French philosopher and atheist.