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Why believe the Bible? /

by MacArthur, John, Edition statement:2nd ed. Published by : Regal, (Ventura, Calif. :) Physical details: 192 pages ; 23 cm ISBN:9780830745647; 0830745645. Year: 2007
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Includes bibliographical references.

Part I: Can we really believe the Bible? -- What does God's Word mean to us? -- Who can prove God's Word is true? -- How did God inspire His Word? -- What did Jesus think of God's Word? -- Can we add to God's Word? -- Part II: What does God's Word do for us? -- God's Word: Source of truth and freedom -- God's Word: Guide to His will -- God's Word: The way to grow -- God's Word: The perfect pruning knife -- God's Word: The ultimate weapon -- Part III: How to get the most from God's Word -- What does God's Word say? -- What does God's Word mean (and what do I do about it)? -- Appendix A: Useful tools for Bible study -- Appendix B: Bible reading and study plans.

Solid biblical teaching for today. Can we really trust God's Word for what it says? What does God's Word mean to us today? How can we get the most from God's Word? In Why Believe the Bible? esteemed Bible teacher John MacArthur examines these and other questions regarding the authority, infallibility and trustworthiness of the Word of God. Whether you are a new Christian or just want to brush up on some of the basic truths of Scripture, Why Believe the Bible? will give you confidence in the power of God's Word to transform your life and show you that the Bible does make a difference! This book includes a Bible reading plan as well as helpful tools and resources for studying the Bible. From Why Believe the Bible?: "As Christians, most of us would like to say that we believe the Bible. But we are surrounded by a worldly secular system in which all truth is relative and in which there are no absolutes. The Bible is not openly attacked as much as it is subtly undermined. It is accepted as one more way to look at the world, but its divine authority is simply passed over, ignored, flippantly popularized or dismissed with a tolerant smile." - Jacket.

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