Quotes from Paul and Jude seem to challenge the notion of inspiration. Is it from God or not?

More events from the time of Moses, David and Elijah give pause to critics of the bible, but they are not difficult to harmonize.

A look at some of the different biblical accounts of early hebrew history make us question if the bible can be inspired if they don't match.

This lesson focuses on the apparent discrepancies in the accounts concerning God's communication with man in the beginning.

We begin a section looking at God's interaction with His creation. What type of earth did he make? Does the bible contradict itself or science?

The hardest parts of the passion to harmonize are the events of the resurrection and appearances to the disciples. If we methodically place the four gospels next to each other, a single narrative emerges.

How do we resolve apparent differences on Golgotha concerning statements and timing of Jesus' death? Fear not there are some simple explanations

The numerous trials of Jesus are complex events with many details, which, at first glance, the authors seem not to agree on, but a closer look shows that they harmonize quite well.

The accounts of Peter outside the Jewish trials, seem to offer details of who made what accusations that don't agree, yet in reality they are fundamentally the same, so that we can rest assured that the accounts represent an accurate history

At first look, the events in the Garden of Gethsemane seem hard to get on the same page, but explanations aren't that difficulty.