Is
the Bible
Reliable?
The Bible
contains
around 2000
fulfilled
prophecies,
which is
evidence of
its divine
origin.
The Bible is
historically
accurate.
Nothing has
ever
been
found that
disproves
any
historical
writing in
the Bible.
Modern
archaeologists
are often
finding
things that
support
Biblical
history,
which may
have been
previously
in question.
The contents
of the
original
manuscripts
have been
painstakingly
copied over
the
centuries,
so what we
read today
is an
accurate
translation
of the
original
text. There
are various
versions of
the Bible,
which is due
to minor
translation
differences
between some
of the
ancient
Greek or
Hebrew words
and phrases.
For
instance,
translating
the French
“au revoir”
into English
can result
in “until I
see you
again” or
“see you
later” or
“bye” etc.
The Bible
contains NO
contradictions.
All of the
contradictions
that
skeptics
cite can be
explained,
once all is
known about
the
surrounding
context,
historical
setting, and
when you use
accurate
translations.
The authors
of the New
Testament
wrote about
Jesus as
eyewitnesses
to His life,
and their
accounts
have been
dated to
between
twenty and
sixty years
following
Jesus’
death, which
is extremely
recent,
compared to
other
ancient
biographies.