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SECTION I. THE BIBLE-I TRUST IT
Chapter 1:
The Uniqueness of the Bible
An intelligent person who is seeking truth would certainly read and consider a book that has the historical qualifications of the Bible. These unique qualifications separate the Scriptures from any book that has ever been written.
Chapter 2:
How Was the Bible Prepared?
What materials were used? When did chapter and verse divisions come about? Why is the Bible divided the way it is?
Chapter 3:
The Canon
Why do we have just 39 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books? What about the Apocrypha? Why are the other books not included in the Bible?
Chapter 4:
The Reliability of the Bible
Part 1 -
Confirmation of the Historical Text
The accusation that the Old and New Testaments are not reliable is dealt with here. Several tests for the reliability and accuracy of a piece of literature are outlined; these tests are applied to the Scriptures and then a comparison is made between the historicity of the Bible and classical literature. The logical conclusion based upon evidence is that if one rejects the Bible as being reliable, then, if he is consistent and uses the same tests, he must throw out all classical literature and disregard their historical testimony.
Part 2 -
Confirmation by Archaeology
The trustworthiness of Scripture is confirmed by specific, documented, archaeological discoveries. Testimonies are given of skeptics who have had their attitudes toward the Bible radically changed as a result of archaeological investigation.
SECTION II. THE ACADEMY AWARDS-IF JESUS WAS NOT GOD, THEN HE DESERVED AN OSCAR
Chapter 5: Jesus-A Man of History
Chapter 6: Jesus-GOD's Son -An explanation of the character of Christ and His claims to deity, with an emphasis on secular and Jewish sources.
Chapter 7: The Trilemma-LORD, Liar or Lunatic? -This section deals with who Jesus was and rules out the possible conclusion that He was just a good man or great prophet.
Chapter 8: The Great Proposition - The use of the "if...then" argument is applied to Christ. In other words, "If GOD became man, then what would He be like?" or "Did Jesus possess the characteristics of GOD?" Incorporates many quotations and observations of great men, Christians and non-Christians, about the person, character, life and death of Jesus of Nazareth and His impact on the world for 2,000 years.
Chapter 9: The Messianic Prophecies of the Old Testament Fulfilled in Jesus Christ - This section contains several illustrations of the probabilities that all these prophecies could be fulfilled in one man to answer the critic who says, "It is all just a coincidence." There is a great emphasis on Jewish sources confirming these predictions as being Messianic to answer the accusation, "That's the way you Christians look at them, but what about the Jews?"
Chapter 10: The Resurrection - Hoax or History? - This heavily documented section treats the proper historical approach to the resurrection, the positive evidence for it and a refutation of each theory set forth to explain away the miracle of the historical event of the resurrection of Christ.
SECTION III. GOD AT WORK IN HISTORY AND HUMAN LIVES
Chapter 11: Prophecy Fulfilled in History - This unique section deals with one of the great proofs that there is a living GOD behind the Bible and history. Twelve prophecies are dealt with in detail. There is a listing of the prophecies, their dating, historical background, and an outlining of the historical fulfillment of each prediction.
Chapter 12: The Uniqueness of the Christian Experience - So often the Christian negates the authority of a transformed life as evidence of Christ's reality because it is a subjective experience or argument. This section shows that it is supported by an objective reality - the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
