Author Randall Price does a thorough job researching the topic of the inerrancy of the Bible. A professor of Jewish Studies at Liberty University, he is qualified to produce such a book. In Searching for the Original Bible, Price persuades the reader that they really CAN trust that the Bible is the actual inspired Word of God. He concedes that there were some errors made in copying manuscripts and translations, but he argues...
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Dr. Price reviews the various sources that help shape today's modern Bible. Extremely well written and documented, Dr. Price critically addresses the sources, processes and overall accuracy of the Bible over the passage of time. This is a book I would highly recommend to the professional or layman alike.
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Randall Price, a distinguished professor of Jewish studies at Liberty University wrote Searching for the Original Bible in response to the many accusations against the Bible after the Da Vinci Code mania. Filled with research and history, this book addresses the issues of how the Bible came to be and the reliability of the Bible. He clearly and concisely presents truths regarding the original Bible, if and why it can be trusted,...
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"Searching for the Original Bible" is a solidly evangelical study of how the Bible came to us. The importance of the Bible for Christians mandates that we study and understand the process which brought it to us. Price does this in a carefully researched and clearly presented manner. He has the ability to take complex issues related to the original biblical texts and explain to the average reader how God's Word was written,...
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This book answers the question of whether we can rely on the Bible as the Word of God. Randall Price strongly believes in the inerrancy and reliability of the Bible as the inspired Word of God. Although there were errors made in copying manuscripts and translations, Mr. Price convincingly gives evidence that the errors were minor and for the most part, do not change the meanings of the passages. He refutes the ideas of Bart...
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