
Christian Life
2026 · 132 pages
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How We Got Our Bible
The Bible is the world's most influential book. This book explores its divine origin, historical preservation, and the process of its formation, offering a clear window into the spirituality that shaped the Christian canon.
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The Formation of the Word
The Bible is the world's most influential book, often called 'the Book' because it stands in a class of its own. The word Bible means 'books,' which indicates its nature as a collection of 66 writings authored by about 40 individuals across multiple regions over roughly 1,600 years. Yet, despite its variety of contributors, they all present a unified message without contradiction and this clearly points to an unmistakable divine origin.
This book explores how through the Bible, God's voice communicates to humanity. Contrary to claims that the Bible is a fabricated myth, its depth of wisdom, prophetic accuracy, moral authority, and enduring truth surpass anything human intellect alone could produce.
Its authenticity is confirmed through scientific, historical, moral, and prophetic evidence, having withstood unparalleled academic scrutiny throughout history.
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