Can I Trust the Bible?
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What Does the Bible Say?
"Every word of God is pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him." – Proverbs 30:5, NKJV
Three Reasons You can Trust the Bible
Trust is earned by track record, and the Bible has one.
Its history, geography, and prophecy hold up under scrutiny.
Its promises hold up in real lives.
Short Answer
Yes. The Bible has been examined, attacked, and tested for thousands of years, and it still stands. Archaeology keeps confirming its places and people. Its prophecies were written centuries before they were fulfilled in Jesus. Most importantly, its promises prove true in the lives of people who take God at His word. You trust a bridge after you've seen it carry weight. Scripture has carried the weight of countless lives through war, loss, and death. God's Word is pure, and the God who wrote it is a shield to everyone who trusts Him.
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Timeless Answers gives you concise biblical answers to important questions. In Tracing the Thread, Roy Butler goes deeper, showing how biblical doctrine develops through Scripture and how Christians can identify, teach, and defend sound doctrine.
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