Interview with Peter Williams which isn’t included in the earliest manuscripts?

How can churches better equip young people for challenges to their trust in Scripture?

Is inerrancy a helpful term?

How do you encourage Christians to trust their English Bibles are sufficient to equip them for every good work?

Are churches teaching people enough about humanity’s role in the transmission of the biblical texts?

What resources do you recommend for pastors and others on the trustworthiness of Scripture?

Dr. Michael Kruger is President and Samuel C. Patterson Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte, NC. He is the author and editor of numerous books in defense of the Bible, including “The Question of Canon”, “Canon Revisited”, “The Heresy of Orthodoxy” and “Gospel Fragments”. In addition, he is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America.

Topic #1: The Self Authenticating Bible – How do we know the Bible is God’s Word?

Topic #2: “The Bible’s Missing Books?” – How do we know we have the right books in the Bible and why do we think that we do?

In this fascinating video teaching (of approximately 37 minutes), Josh McDowell walks us through the very intricate and elaborate process involved in the making of a scroll of the Hebrew Scriptures. The Jewish scribes had such great reverence for the text that it was of the utmost importance to preserve it accurately. A scribe had to undergo stringent testing before he was qualified for the task which included memorizing 4, 000 laws. This was to ensure the text would be copied, pronounced, and interpreted precisely. In the video we are also introduced to one of the rarest scrolls in the world, called the Lodz Torah Scroll.