The Authenticity of the New Testament, Part 1 & 2 by Bill Cooper
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Overview: In The Authenticity of the New Testament Cooper brings to light many of the more obscure items of archaeological and palaeographical evidence which together force the conclusion that the New Testament is entirely authentic
Genre: Non Fiction > Faith, Beliefs & Philosophy
Part 1: The Gospels
In The Authenticity of the New Testament Part 1: The Gospels, Cooper brings to light many of the more obscure items of archaeological and palaeographical evidence which together force the conclusion that the New Testament is entirely authentic, its Gospels being reliable and trustworthy accounts of the events, people and places which they describe. Of particular focus are many of the hidden items of evidence which the critics keep from the general public, but which are all a matter of historical record. The book is a thoroughly documented discussion of the challenges against the New Testament mounted by the ‘higher critics’ since the 19th century, and the evidence which demonstrates both the weaknesses and the falsity of those challenges. It is required reading for any who would delve into the subject of the Bible’s authenticity.
Part 2: Acts, the Epistles and Revelation
In Part 2 of our study of the New Testament’s authenticity, we look at the evidence normally kept from public readership, but which states unequivocally that the Book of Acts, the Epistles and the Book of Revelation are all thoroughly authentic in their historical statements, and were all written and in circulation during the Eyewitness Period of AD 30 – 70. We challenge the very latest publications which would have the world believe that these are all of late composition and therefore worthless as Scripture.
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