Old Testament Documents and Doctrine

[Musicmaster]

The Lord always has ways of authenticating His wondrous word in ways we cannot imagine.

Many have asked the prime question in this video, which is, what effect did the discovery of the "Dead Sea Scrolls" have upon the Bible?

I like how this session on video answers one of the most popular questions, with the other being, "What is in those scrolls?" Although the latter is not the object of the video and the answer given, the interviewee gives a good, broad answer to both questions in this short that is well worth considering. It strikes at the core arguments in modern, Biblical Criticism that was not an item in the past that was of any great concern to believers.

Today, however, this is a good beginning to your exploration of the credibility behind the Bible that supports its reliability beyond just archaeological finds, but also the people, the teachings, the history of nations and peoples...it ALL finds credible support for authenticity and accuracy that no other book in all the word can hope to even touch.

 

[BibleLover]

The Lord always has ways of authenticating His wondrous word in ways we cannot imagine.

Many have asked the prime question in this video, which is, what effect did the discovery of the "Dead Sea Scrolls" have upon the Bible?

I like how this session on video answers one of the most popular questions, with the other being, "What is in those scrolls?" Although the latter is not the object of the video and the answer given, the interviewee gives a good, broad answer to both questions in this short that is well worth considering. It strikes at the core arguments in modern, Biblical Criticism that was not an item in the past that was of any great concern to believers.

Today, however, this is a good beginning to your exploration of the credibility behind the Bible that supports its reliability beyond just archaeological finds, but also the people, the teachings, the history of nations and peoples...it ALL finds credible support for authenticity and accuracy that no other book in all the word can hope to even touch.

Compare the Dead Sea scroll of Isaiah written during the 2nd century BC with our modern versions of Isaiah. They're basically identical.

As for authenticating the Bible, remember Scripture is self-authenticating to God's Elect.

 

[Prim90]

The Lord always has ways of authenticating His wondrous word in ways we cannot imagine.

Many have asked the prime question in this video, which is, what effect did the discovery of the "Dead Sea Scrolls" have upon the Bible?

I like how this session on video answers one of the most popular questions, with the other being, "What is in those scrolls?" Although the latter is not the object of the video and the answer given, the interviewee gives a good, broad answer to both questions in this short that is well worth considering. It strikes at the core arguments in modern, Biblical Criticism that was not an item in the past that was of any great concern to believers.

Today, however, this is a good beginning to your exploration of the credibility behind the Bible that supports its reliability beyond just archaeological finds, but also the people, the teachings, the history of nations and peoples...it ALL finds credible support for authenticity and accuracy that no other book in all the word can hope to even touch.

Not only the reliability Old Testament documents but also the verification of much of the New Testament being written in the apostolic era with portions of the New Testament being discovered too.

 

[Major]

The Lord always has ways of authenticating His wondrous word in ways we cannot imagine.

Many have asked the prime question in this video, which is, what effect did the discovery of the "Dead Sea Scrolls" have upon the Bible?

I like how this session on video answers one of the most popular questions, with the other being, "What is in those scrolls?" Although the latter is not the object of the video and the answer given, the interviewee gives a good, broad answer to both questions in this short that is well worth considering. It strikes at the core arguments in modern, Biblical Criticism that was not an item in the past that was of any great concern to believers.

Today, however, this is a good beginning to your exploration of the credibility behind the Bible that supports its reliability beyond just archaeological finds, but also the people, the teachings, the history of nations and peoples...it ALL finds credible support for authenticity and accuracy that no other book in all the word can hope to even touch.

They had NO effect on Christianity!