Apologetics Press

When you hold the Bible, you might think of it as one book. However, it is actually 66 books that were written over a period of about 1600 years and by at least 40 different men. And yet, all 66 books fit together like perfect pieces of a puzzle. Skeptics of the Bible have made the accusation that these books don’t fit together and actually even contradict one another. Is this true? Is the Bible full of errors?

The Bible is the most historically accurate book ever penned. Hundreds of ancient discoveries verify its accuracy. This video lesson presents nine of the discoveries that prove the Bible’s validity and divine nature.

You might not think that you need to go to the Bible to find ways that could potentially save thousands of lives. However, what we see when we turn to the Bible, especially in the first five books, is that the scientific foreknowledge that was given there was thousands of years ahead of the modern scientific understanding of how germs and disease are spread. This lesson looks at the scientific foreknowledge that was given to the Israelites and that the information could have only come from a divine source.

Most everyone understands that if there is a person or a book that can accurately predict the future, then it is super-human. It’s simply something humans cannot do on their own. Through predictive prophecy, the Bible has proven itself over and over again to be accurate and therefore from a divine source. One specific predictive prophecy is the fall of Tyre. This lesson looks at the historical and biblical setting for this event and shows how the Bible predicted its occurrence.

There are lots of reasons that people give as to why they think the Bible is or is not God’s word. In order to prove the divine nature of the Bible, one would need to show that the Bible contains things that people on their own simply could not have come up with. This video lesson looks at seven superhuman qualities of the Bible.

The Bible has been accused of being an outdated book of superstition. This statement is patently false. The Bible does not contain errors or superstitious ideas, but it does contain scientific facts that were written thousands of years before we in modern scientific times understood how important they were. Consider six scientific facts that validate the Bible.

Everyone recognizes that if a person or a book could accurately predict the future and be correct 100% of the time, then that person or that book would have to have divine help. Did you know that there is a book that can do that? It is the Bible and it contains scores of accurate prophecies that prove it to be from God. This lesson will discuss five prophecies found in the Bible that validate its super-human qualities.

According to leading atheists, the Bible celebrates slavery. The apostle Paul allegedly endorsed the practice, and Christians supposedly attempt to cover-up the “embarrassing” slavery statements in the Bible. Are the critics correct, or is there a reasonable explanation for how Paul and other Bible writers handled this issue?

The Bible repeatedly testifies that Moses wrote the first five books of the Bible. However, at the end of the fifth book (Deuteronomy 34), Moses’ death is recorded. Thus, many question how Moses could have written the book.

How could the prophet Habakkuk correctly say that God “cannot look on wickedness” if God knows and sees everything, including iniquity? How can God be of “purer eyes than to behold evil,” and yet allow Satan, “the evil one,” to come into His presence? Are these not contradictory Bible teachings?