Do we really know who wrote Hebrews (no) or Revelation (maybe)? And does it matter?  How do we know anything in the New Testament is divinely inspired and when were people agreed on it?
 
Some of the resources used for this episode:
<ul><li>The Phylicia Maysonheimer Verity podcast, season 2</li>
<li>How We got the Bible - Neil Lightfoot</li>
<li>The Question of Canon - Michael Kruger</li>
<li>A Student's Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible - Paul Wegner</li>
</ul>
Contact me at:
withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com

Do we really know who wrote Hebrews (no) or Revelation (maybe)? And does it matter? How do we know anything in the New Testament is divinely inspired and when were people agreed on it? Some of the resources used for this episode: The Phylicia Maysonheimer Verity podcast, season 2 How We got the Bible - Neil Lightfoot The Question of Canon - Michael Kruger A Student's Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible - Paul Wegner Contact me at: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com

Do we really know who wrote Hebrews (no) or Revelation (maybe)? And does it matter?&nbsp; How do we know anything in the New Testament is divinely inspired and when were people agreed on it?
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Some of the resources used for this episode:
<ul><li>The Phylicia Maysonheimer Verity podcast, season 2</li>
<li>How We got the Bible - Neil Lightfoot</li>
<li>The Question of Canon - Michael Kruger</li>
<li>A Student's Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible - Paul Wegner</li>
</ul>
Contact me at:
withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com

S2E6 - The New Testament Canon

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