Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie Biblioteek

Includes indexes.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 645-682).

Part One: Inspiration of the Bible -- The structure and divisions of the Bible -- Definitions of revelation and inspiration -- Scriptural claims for inspiration in general -- Specific claims of inspiration in the Old Testament -- Supporting claims for the inspiration of the Old Testament -- Specific claims for the inspiration of the New Testament -- The continuation of the doctrine of inspiration to the Reformation -- Doctrines of inspiration since the Reformation -- Divergent views of revelation and inspiration in the modern world -- Contemporary theories of revelation and inspiration -- Evidences for the inspiration of the Bible

Part Two: Canonization of the Bible -- Determination of canonicity -- The discovery and recognition of canonicity -- Development and history of the Old Testament canon -- The Old Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha -- Development and history of the New Testament canon -- The New Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha

Part Three: Transmission of the Bible -- Languages of the Bible -- Writing materials -- Manuscript transmission, preparation, and preservation -- Old Testament manuscripts -- New Testament manuscripts -- Papyri, ostraca, inscriptions, and Lectionaries -- Patristic witnesses to the text of scripture -- Development of textual criticism -- Restoration of the scripture text

Part Four: Translation of the Bible -- Translations containing the Old Testament text -- Translations containing both the Old and New Testament texts -- Latin versions of the Old and New Testament texts -- The Bible in English -- Modern English versions and translations of scripture -- Modern speech versions and translations of scripture -- General conclusion -- Appendix.