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[   Home   |   Overview   |   Old Testament   |   New Testament   |   Preservation, Circulation, Influence   ]

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Contents

Part I: General Overview

What is this book that is like none other? It has shaped our civilization and our language. It has generated heated controversy. It speaks to the small child yet challenges the greatest intellects. It comes from a small part of the world and introduces a new view of history.


Part II: The Old Testament

The Hebrew scriptures were far more than ancient writings. They are still revered today as a love letter from God. What are they about? How were they collected? How were they so amazingly and accurately preserved?


Part III: The New Testament

It centers on one like none other in all of human history. It builds directly on the Hebrew scriptures. What is it about? Can we possibly still have the actual words of Jesus? How was the New Testament gathered and confirmed?


Part IV: Preservation, Circulation and Influence

It survived violent attempts to destroy. It took many forms and was expressed through various art forms. It was preserved over centuries. It is the most translated and circulated book ever, and over the ages it has produced amazing results.



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