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What
could we know about
God if He did not
communicate Himself
to us? We would be
left with pure
speculation about
His character and
purposes. But He is
a communicating God
who hasn’t left us
guessing about what
He is like. He gave
us a special
revelation of
Himself. It is
called the Bible.
It
was written by 40
different authors
over a 1600 year
period of time in 3
languages by writers
coming from many
different walks of
life and on 3
continents. Yet, in
spite of these wide
diversities, the
Bible is a unity of
thought and purpose
and theme and
doctrine.
This series is all
about the Bible:
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How was it
compiled?
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How many books
belong in it?
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What is the
apocrypha?
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Aren’t there
errors in the
Bible?
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What about all
those
translations?
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How can we
interpret it
correctly?
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The
Bible (Part 1): Special Revelation |
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October 11, 2006
Stuart Rothberg
How can we know anything about
God if He hasn’t communicated Himself to us?
Good news! He has! He has given us a special
revelation of His character and purposes for us
in the Bible. But what about those who don’t
have the Bible? Listen to this message and find
out.
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The
Bible (Part 2): Canonicity |
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October
18, 2006
Stuart Rothberg
How can we know that the books of
the Bible belong in it and that other books do
not? This message will help you understand how
the 66 books of the Bible, no more, no less,
became part of the Bible.
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The
Bible (Part 6): Translations |
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November 21, 2006
Grant Rothberg
So many translations! Which is
best? How can I know my translation is a good
one? How can any of us be confident we are
actually reading an accurate translation of
God’s Word?
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The
Bible (Part 7): Authority |
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November 29, 2006
Stuart Rothberg
You have religious beliefs and
traditions, but are they biblical? This won’t
matter at all to you unless you take your
marching orders from the Bible alone.
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