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Can I trust the Bible?
The Bible is not one book but sixty-six, written across centuries, and it is the best-attested text of the ancient world by an enormous margin. But trust is not just about manuscripts — it's about whether God has spoken. Jesus treated Scripture as God's word, and if He is who He says He is, that settles the question of authority.
Milk is foundational teaching; meat is heavier (Hebrews 5:12–14).
Series · 20 parts · 18 h 8 min
On YouTube ↗Evidence for the Bible
Mike WingerMeat
A twenty-part case for trusting Scripture, built slowly: fulfilled prophecy, how we got the Old and New Testaments, manuscript variants, translations, and the contradictions people point to.
Series · 10 parts · 1 h 3 min
On YouTube ↗Can I Trust the Bible
Wes HuffMilk
Wes Huff's series with Apologetics Canada on whether we have the right books and the right text, with short answers on translation, manuscripts like Oxyrhynchus, and the Gospels as ancient biography.
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Sooner or later someone will bring these objections to you. Watch how they are made and how they are answered, so you are not caught flat-footed — and can give a reason for the hope that is in you, with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15).
Full unedited unaltered Wes Huff vs. Billy Carson debate
Wes Huff · 2 h 3 minMeat
Wes Huff and Billy Carson debate Billy's widely shared criticisms of the Bible and historic Christianity — the full, unedited recording from Mark Minard's show.
Daniel B. Wallace and Bart D. Ehrman Debate: Can We Trust the Text of the New Testament?
CSNTM Productions · 2 h 11 minMeat
Daniel Wallace and Bart Ehrman debate whether we can recover what the New Testament originally said, or whether early scribes corrupted it beyond repair — the question behind Ehrman's bestselling Misquoting Jesus.
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