A survey of the popular modern English translations. A look at the difference between translations and paraphrases. An explanation of translation approaches.
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An overview of the history of the English Bible from the time of the Protestant Reformation until the present.
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In this multi-part lesson, we look at the history of the Bible’s transmission through 3 periods of church history: the post-apostolic era, pre-reformation period, and post-reformation period.
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A look at a number of non-canonical writings.
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A look at a number of non-canonical writings.
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Is the canon of Scripture closed or should we consider adding books to Scripture? Is revelation continuing today?
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A look at the “disputed” books in our canon.
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What do all canonical books have in common? We look at the marks of all canonical books and answer some common objections raised by skeptics.
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The early church recognized a canon. The post-apostolic church recognized a canon. What do canonical books have in common? A look at five qualities of canonical books.
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A definition for “canon” as applied to Scripture. A look at the theological, ecclesiastical, and political concerns that confronted the early church and raised the need to acknowledge which writings were inspired and authoritative.
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