Apologetics Press

God created humans and animals, and both were good in His eyes. Does this mean that humans and animals are equally important? Seek to answer from the Scriptures the moral dilemma of which is worth more, human life or animal life.

Genesis says that God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. Some claim that instead of literal 24-hour days, the author of Genesis intended for the days of creation to represent eons of time. But is this true? Study Genesis 1 to find how long the days of Creation were.

If you have read Genesis and the Creation account, then you may have wondered about this question. How long did the first couple live in the Garden of Eden before committing sin and being cast out? Dig into God’s Word to see if there is an answer to this question.

If God created the world in 6 days, then when were dinosaurs created? Were dinosaurs created along with the other animals? Did dinosaurs and man ever exist at the same time? Let’s study what the scriptures say about this topic.

The first chapters of Genesis tell of the direct creation of two people: Adam and Eve. Some do not think, however, that the various races could have come from Adam and Eve alone. This begs the question, did God ever directly create other people?

Has the Bible been corrupted in its transmission? Can we know that we have the New Testament that God intended us to have? Consider that the Bible text we have today is trustworthy. Consider a third proof for the Bible’s preservation from the translation processes.

How do we know the Bible was preserved accurately? First, we have seen that the Greek text has been authenticated and textual variants are minimal. This lesson discusses the translation process and how it corroborates the accuracy of the original text.

In evaluating textual variants, we have seen how the variants affect very little the doctrinal teachings of the Bible. This last segment covering textual variants addresses the most prominent textual variant in the New Testament from Mark 16:9-20. Consider the application of the principles of textual criticism and weigh the important considerations for these verses.

Has the Bible been corrupted? Consider the explanation of the process for evaluating specific manuscript variants. Seeing the resolution illustrates the Bible’s integrity.

One of the best ways to be assured of the Bible’s integrity is to see the process for how manuscript variants are resolved. Consider specific verse examples that illustrate the resolution in each case.