The Bible : I. Authenticity, II. Credibility, III. Morality (Illustrated)
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Bible & Bible Studies, Bibles, Contemporary
| Author: | John E. Remsburg | ISBN: | 1230000289896 |
| Publisher: | SAVA | Publication: | January 5, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | John E. Remsburg |
| ISBN: | 1230000289896 |
| Publisher: | SAVA |
| Publication: | January 5, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The facts presented in this volume, while known to many Christian scholars, are, as far as possible, kept from the lower orders of the clergy and from the laity. Divines enjoying high honors and large salaries may be cognizant of them without endangering their faith; but the humbler ministers who receive small pay, and the laity who support the church, are liable to have their faith impaired by a knowledge of them.
In Part II., devoted to the Credibility of the Bible, less space is given to the errors of the New Testament than to those of the Old Testament. This is not because the New contains less errors than the Old, but because the author has prepared another volume on this subject. In “The Christ,” a sequel to “The Bible,” a more exhaustive exposition of the errors of the New Testament, particularly of the Four Gospels, is given.
The facts presented in this volume, while known to many Christian scholars, are, as far as possible, kept from the lower orders of the clergy and from the laity. Divines enjoying high honors and large salaries may be cognizant of them without endangering their faith; but the humbler ministers who receive small pay, and the laity who support the church, are liable to have their faith impaired by a knowledge of them.
In Part II., devoted to the Credibility of the Bible, less space is given to the errors of the New Testament than to those of the Old Testament. This is not because the New contains less errors than the Old, but because the author has prepared another volume on this subject. In “The Christ,” a sequel to “The Bible,” a more exhaustive exposition of the errors of the New Testament, particularly of the Four Gospels, is given.
