Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie Biblioteek

The Doctrine discussed: Christ's use of the Old Testament as proving its divine authority and inspiration -- Christ's use of the Old Testament proving the extent of the inspiration - plenary and verbal -- Christ's use of the Old Testament disproving the assumptions of the Higher Criticism: As to its historical veracity and accuracy; As to the origin of Jewish Institutions; as to the Authorship of particular books -- The Apostles' use of the Old Testament proving its Authority and Inspiration -- The Apostles' use of the Old Testament proving the extent of the inspiration and the unsoundness of the higher criticism as to the Historical accuracy of the Old Testament -- The Apostles' testimony as to the Mosaic origin of certain institutions and the Authorship of certain books -- The fact of inspiration predicated of Scripture - The fullness of Inspiration claimed by Scripture -- The form of the doctrine of inspiration warranted by Scripture
Doctrine defended: The supposed impossibility of a book revelation - alleged unworthy and contradictory representations of God -- Alleged immorality of the Old Testament -- Alleged incorrect historical allusions - Alleged unscientific statements -- Alleged discrepancies and contradictions -- Alleged discrepancies and contradictions -- Variations in the accounts - Quotations from the Old Testament in the New - Paul's so-called disclaimer of inspiration -- Various readings in MSS. and possible errors in Transcription -- General summary