Manuscripts, eyewitnesses, history, prophecy, and the resurrection provide powerful reasons to trust the New Testament.
Why the Bible Is Fully Trustworthy
The Bible is fully trustworthy because Jehovah inspired it, preserved its text, confirmed it in history, and fulfilled its prophecies.
The Apocalypse of Paul
What the Apocalypse of Paul is, why it is noncanonical, and why Christians must reject its false visions in favor of Scripture alone.
What Is the Apocalypse of Paul?
A detailed evaluation of the Apocalypse of Paul, exposing its late origin, false teachings, and contradiction of the inspired biblical revelation.
Is the Book of Mormon the Word of God?
The Book of Mormon fails Scripture’s tests of truth; the Bible alone bears God’s marks of inspiration, preservation, history, and gospel fidelity.
Why Does the Roman Catholic Church Have Additional Books In Their Bible That Are Spurious or Noncanonical?
Ever wonder about extra writings in some Bibles? A Christian view questions their place. Dig into this debate now.
How Do We Know Which Books to Include in the Bible?
Discover the historical criteria used to shape the Bible's contents and why certain texts were chosen.

