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Josh McDowell compares manuscripts from the New Testament and Illiad.

Caney Creek Church worship service from 9/24/11. Mickey Reynolds, Pastor, preaching from 1 Peter 3:8-21

Hot Spots are one minute clips of teachings from Skip Heitzig, pastor of Calvary of Albuquerque.

Walking in the Wisdom and knowledge of God

Serge Pinard - 5 versets qui m'ont influencé
Assemblée de la Parole de Dieu de Granby
Québec, Canada
25 septembre 2011
www.apdgranby.org

Pastor Gary Hughes' sermon on Wednesday August 31st 2011

Pastor Gary Hughes' sermon on August 21st 2011

The Beatitudes

Pastor Gary Hughes' sermon on August 28th 2011 - The first of a six part series on Spiritual Warfare

Pastor Gary Hughes' sermon on Wednesday August 24th 2011

How many manuscripts do you have? The more manuscripts you have the easier it is to reconstruct the original.

We saw how you date manuscripts. Now, the question: Is what we have in the New Testament what was written down or has it been changed? The first question is asked of what we looked at called the Bibliographical test is this: What is the timeline? How far
are the copies that you have removed from the original?

Josh McDowell gives methods for dating manuscripts.

When you examine any document of history not just the Bible you apply the bibliographical test. And that test asks questions of the manuscript which is a handwritten document. Now why do they have to ask questions of the manuscript?

Would the New Testament…can we hold it in our hand and say what we are holding was written down? Josh McDowell examines that.

Josh McDowell introduces us to two questions he'll be examining: Is what I have what was written down or has it been changed? And was what was written down true?

Under investigation, can you come to a reasonable conclusion …Yes I can trust the testimony about the Christian faith, about the New Testament, about the Old Testament. This is what we will look at in a number of segments. What is the testimony, and is
it reliable? Is it accurate? Is it trustworthy?

What is History? How can you study history if you don't have a definition of what history is? Josh McDowell gives us a working definition of history in this segment.

Can we trust the Bible? Is it truly reliable? Is it accurate? Is it the truth? Can you know truth? Josh McDowell examines this question.

In demonstrating His power over evil, Jesus reveals the hearts of those who fear Him and those who follow Him.