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Christ the King Reformed Church

25:56

Arguments from Atheists (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 11 years ago

4:58

I just said, �The Bible, it seems certain, was the work of sand -strewn men and women I think it's so

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Who Wrote the Bible?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 14 years ago

0:51

Well, when you ask that question, the theological answer is men spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. But it is men who first spoke the Word and then wrote down the Word. And so God used a certain means over about 1 ,600 years of history to bring about the individual books that together as a collection we call the Bible.

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Who were the authors of the books of the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 1 year ago

0:32

The Bible was not dictated by God, but it was perfectly guided and entirely inspired by Him. Humanly speaking, the Bible was written by approximately 40 men of diverse backgrounds over the course of 1 ,500 years.

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Reformed Theology: 2. Inspiration & Authority of Scripture

Reformed Rookie

almost 6 years ago

4:13

Scripture does not arise in the will of man. I think I'll write a book of the Bible today. But only as men are carried along by the Holy Spirit, ensuring that human sin and frailty do not rob the Bible of either its divine authority or its factual accuracy in all that it addresses, also known as inherency.

1:15:06

How Did We Get the Bible? Part 1

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 3 years ago

2:57

I mean all books are written by human beings. The Bible is not an exception to that. The Bible does claim to have a divine co -author, but there's no doubt that God used men to write his word. He himself says that in his word.

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Sunday February 21, 2021 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 5 years ago

6:29

God said through His servant, David, and David said in the Spirit, those kinds of expressions that we have in the Scriptures. And so, we understand that we are to believe that both God and men wrote the Bible.

4:47

How Do We Know the Bible is God’s Word?

RAP

Revealed Apologetics Plus

almost 2 years ago

1:13

Think about it. It was written over hundreds of years by different people, over 40 different authors from various walks of life, yet it all fits together perfectly. And this unity is something you really wouldn't expect if it were merely a human effort to put the Bible together.

46:39

Mistakes We Make In Evangelism (part 5)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 2 years ago

31:07

It would be difficult, right? And this is how many people conceive of the Bible. That it's these disparate stories written in disparate situations by disparate people. But the reality is it was written over thousands of people by dozens of people in several different cultures and languages.

5:07

How We Got The Bible Made Simple

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 4 years ago

0:00

How did we get the Bible? I think most of you know the Bible did not fall down from heaven or God did not deliver it as is rather it was written over time. 66 books written by over 40 different authors over the course of about 1 ,500 years.

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Why should I believe the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 5 years ago

2:59

This, too, goes against human pride. The unity of the biblical message is further a reason for why one should believe the Bible. The Bible was written over a period of approximately 1 ,550 years with at least 40 human writers, most of whom did not know each other and were from varying backgrounds—king, fisherman, tax collector, shepherd, etc.

1:14:20

Apologetics Session 8 - The Bible - Part 4

Cornerstone Church

about 4 years ago

3:19

They wrote down what they wanted to write down. They were not trying to make up stories. They were trying to record events as they happened, and as God leaded them to, and as Matt said as well, that all of the scripture was God -breathed, that it was inspired by the Holy Spirit himself, and he was the author using men as the instruments, and it was just extremely exciting, and then comparing the other religions, the other textual ancient manuscripts and ancient documents.

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Pastor Rick McGough (truncated because of technical issues

Creation Fellowship

almost 6 years ago

7:52

It was written by shepherds, kings, scholars, fishermen, prophets, a military general, a cup bearer, and a priest. They all pinned portions of the scripture. Now, when you look at that in the natural, you would think, well, this must be a hodgepodge of writings that don't relate at all to one another, have no connection to one another and would be very difficult to find any type of unity in it, but instead what we find is an unfolding story of redemption from Genesis to Revelation that a clear ribbon of truth and of the presentation of the gospel is seen throughout both the Old and New Testament.

1:30:46

How did we get the Bible? by Dr. Jason Lisle

Creation Fellowship

over 2 years ago

3:58

And they'll name it. I'll say, but it was written by men. Well, of course, the Bible's written by men, but men inspired by God. And so that makes it unique in that it's God -breathed. It's the only God -breathed collection of books that we have in our possession.

22:11

Why Trust The Bible?

TAD

The Apologetic Dog

over 4 years ago

9:35

Well, who actually wrote these? One, you maybe could say God wrote, right? The Holy Spirit inspired me and carried them along. But we can also ask the question, who were the men that God used? And I think as historians, we can actually answer this question.

1:18:05

The Bible, Inspired or Plagiarized?

Creation Fellowship

almost 5 years ago

28:20

In the creation accounts in ancient Mesopotamian Egypt, in number 5, they say that several human beings were created at the same time, not one man and one woman from whom all nations came, but several human beings were created at the same time, but in the creation account in the Holy Scriptures, number 5, there was one original pair of human beings, male and female, from whom all other human beings were reproduced.

50:05

From Moses to Me

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 8 years ago

11:47

People want to claim that because the Bible was written by hand and because the Bible was copied by hand, that that opens up the Bible to the possibility of blunders on behalf of the scribes and the copyists.

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Genesis Apologetics K8 Student Zone-Can We Trust the Bible (K-2 Grade)

Genesis Apologetics

over 5 years ago

3:34

We have manuscripts, which means books, and we have archaeology. So have the archaeologists ever found anything to confirm some of the stories in the Bible?

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Genesis Apologetics K-8 Student Zone-Can We Trust the Bible? (6-8)

Genesis Apologetics

about 5 years ago

1:52

We do. Let's start with the Old Testament. So the Bible was originally written on things like parchment and animal skins and things like that. The problem was, is eventually that these materials would fall apart.

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Lesson 6: The Bible’s Beginnings, Part 1

Kootenai Church

almost 6 years ago

8:31

So that dates to almost 4 ,000 years ago. And of course, we know from Exodus that God wrote on stone. We know that from Scripture that some of the earliest writings were carved into stone. Deuteronomy 27 talks about the children of Israel coming through, I think it's through the Jordan River, and then setting up stones, and then whitewashing them with plaster, and then writing on them the words of God on the stones.

1:28:48

Can we Trust the Bible? On the Trustworthiness of Scripture (Dr. Dan Biddle, Genesis Apologetics)

Genesis Apologetics

about 5 years ago

9:35

Genesis was actually written by a bunch of sheep farmers 3 ,500 years ago and they had these little quill feather pens and they have parchments out and they're just writing stuff up in what they call the ancient Near Eastern culture and context.