Jesus Reveals a Secret Betrayer (21-23)Jesus Corrects a Self-Centered Prominence (24-27)Jesus Promises a Kingdom Reward (28-30)

Types of Manuscripts Textual VariantsTextual Families Disagreements Among Christians Why You Can Trust Your English Bible

A. Jesus Partakes of his Last Passover (14-18)
His eager desire is realized (15)His future fulfillment is promised (16)His fellow participants are served (17)His future return is reiterated (18)B. Jesus Establishes the Lord’s Supper (19-20)
Redemption for his disciples A Reminder of his death Ratification of his covenant

A. The Promise of Preservation
Passages that imply preservation Passages that promise availability B. The Process of Preservation
Original writing (“autograph”)Making of copiesSpreading of copiesPreservation of copies Recognition of canonicity Lower textual criticism Translation

Luke 22:1-13 - Plans at the Passover

A. The leaders scheme against Jesus (1-2)
B. Satan enters into Judas (3)
C. Judas decides to betray Jesus (4-6)
D. Jesus arranges the Passover (7-13)

The Sufficiency and Clarity of ScriptureI. Scripture is sufficient A. Sufficient for Godly living B. Sufficient principles C. Sufficient and final D. Sufficient and completeII. Misunderstandings about sufficiencyIII. Scripture is clear A. Clarity is capacity B. Clarity is imperativeIV. Misunderstandings about Clarity A. Clarity is immediate B. Clarity means no other guides C. Clarity means we should all agreeV. Alternatives to Sufficiency and Clarity A. The Roman Catholic view B. The cults' view C. The liberal view D. Science E. The mystical view F. The Charismatic view G. Experience

Series: What is the Church Here For?
Evangelism: What We Proclaim (1 Corinthians 15:1-4)

The proclamation of evangelism Evangelism proclaims a messageEvangelism proclaims good newsEvangelism proclaims Jesus Christ The people of evangelismWho needs it? Who does it? The prospect of evangelism Why should we do it? Why don’t we do it? How can we do it? The practice of evangelism By preaching ChristBy following God’s parametersBy any means possibleThe place of evangelismThe church enables evangelism The church does evangelism The church integrates evangelism

God Has Spoken: The Doctrine of the Bible
Class 4: Inerrancy: Scripture is Without Error

The rationale for inerrancy The inspiration of Scripture The truthfulness of GodThe claims of Scripture The nature of inerrancy Inerrancy is in every word of Scripture Inerrancy can use common human language conventionsInerrancy is found in the original manuscriptsInerrancy is possessed by every faithful copy of faithfully-preserved manuscripts The objections to inerrancy The complement to inerrancy: infallibility