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Who Should You Believe, God or men? This book unlocks indisputable truth as to the origin of the Bible being the absolute Word of God, and how He inspired men of God to convey His message to the world. It is also and excellent exposition on the purpose of intercessory prayer, and the need for it on a daily basis. A must read for every believer to establish one’s trust in the accuracy of the scriptures.
Excellent arguments for why the Bible can be trusted Why believe the bible? Isn’t just a book written by men for men? How do we know that this book was the product of God? These are some of the questions that A.W. Pink tackles with this book. He lays out, in a defense format, the reasons why the bible can be believed as being divinely inspired. Here’s a short list of some of the arguments he discusses:Â
So this feels more like an evangelical book than one on apologetics Originally published in 1917, this book reads closer to a modern day primer on the topic of apologetics of the subject of The Bible. Pink offers proofs such as fulfilled prophecy, inner harmony, uniqueness, and even some presuppositional arguments. Pink definitely writes for a different time and his style isn’t just cover topic A and here are six proofs. Written within each chapter is a Gospel call to the reader. So this feels more like an evangelical book than one on apologetics. As such,…