Christians have been known throughout the centuries as the "People of the Book". The Scriptures are central to the Christian faith which is not only a spiritual and practical religion but is firmly rooted in the stream of time: it's central events are historical and therefore verifiable. On this page we shall be looking as many aspects of these highly treasured writings.

Scripture: God Revealed in Writing

1. The Four Modes of Scriptural Interpretation (Art)

2. Revelation and Scripture: Origin & Function of the Written Word (Art)

3. The Holy Bible: The New Covenant Position (Art)

4. Literally Speaking (Art)

5. The Primary Canon: Bible Versions Used by NCCG (Art)

6. The Mysterious Hebrew Codes (Art)

7. The Eternal Security of God's Word (Art)

8. Review of David Stern's Jewish New Testament Commentary (Art)

9. Scripture Memorisation (Art)

10. The Westcott & Hort Conspiracy: Modern Bible Translations (Art)

11. Have You Bought a New Age Bible? (Art)

12. Establishing the Truth Using Biblical Rules (FAQ)

13. Was the Bible Canon by Design or Accidental? (FAQ)

14. Witnessing from the Scriptures (FAQ)

15. The Tradition of Sealed Scriptures (FAQ)

16. The Authority of God's Word (Study)

17. The Secondary Canon (Art)

18. Consecrated by the Word (FAQ)

19. Why Read the Bible? (FAQ)

20. Bible vs. Holy Spirit (FAQ)

21. The New Covenant's Distinctive Trait (FAQ)

22. Quoting Scripture (FAQ)

23. Extra-Biblical Early Christian Literature (FAQ)

24. The Necessity of Scriptural Interpretation (FAQ)

25. Is the Bible Infallible? (FAQ)

26. What is the Book in Isaiah 29:11? (FAQ)

27. The "Wicked Bible" (St)

28. First Epistle of Clement (SAE)

Also see the Revelation Page

Key: Art=Article | FAQ=Frequently Asked Question | Sc=Science | St=Sermonette | Occ=Occult | OB=Olive Branch | PCM=Patriarchal Christian Marriage | NCCM=New Covenant Christian Ministries | Sab=Sabbath | Sal=Salvation | 5Com=Five Commissions | AI=Apostolic Interviews | SAE=Sub-Apostolic Epistles

This page was created on 24 September 1999 Last updated on 2 October 1999

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