Evidence That Demands a Verdict

Josh McDowell

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Study and Philosophy of Religion Historical and Linguistic Studies

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by Josh McDowell INDEX Introduction SECTION I. THE BIBLE-I TRUST IT Chapter 1: The Uniqueness of the Bible An intelligent person who is seeking truth would certainly read and consider a book that has the historical qualifications of the Bible. These unique qualifications separate the Scriptures from any book that has ever been written. Chapter 2: How Was the Bible Prepared? What materials were used? When did chapter and verse divisions come about? Why is the Bible divided the way it is? Chapter 3: The Canon Why do we have just 39 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books? What about the Apocrypha? Why are the other books not included in the Bible?

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