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The Origin of the Bible
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The Origin of the Bible
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Author: Philip Comfort
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
The Origin of the Bible
The Origin of the Bible
For the Olive Tree Bible App
Author: Philip Comfort
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers
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Multitudes of books have been written about the Bible, and many more will be written about it in the future, but the value of this resource is that it explains the history behind the development of the Bible. The Origin of the Bible, edited by Philip Comfort, is a compilation by scholars on the Bible's unique origins. Here is an answer to the questions about the authenticity and authority of the Bible's formation in a readable volume. This is an all-encompasing guide to the Bible's divinely inspired beginnings, and an excellent supplementary resource for Bible teachers, students, pastors, seminarians and inquisitive lay Christians.

The Origin of the Bible has five main sections:

  • The Authority and Inspiration of the Bible
  • The Canon of the Bible
  • The Bible as Literary Text
  • Bible Texts and Manuscripts
  • Bible Translation

Dr. Philip Comfort, a faculty member at Coastal Carolina University, has written several books about the topics of Bible translation and New Testament textual criticism.

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