Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 1071 When we talk about the Bible being infallible, we’re making a statement about its trustworthiness and reliability. This isn’t just academic theology—it touches on whether we can actually trust what God has said to us. If Scripture can fail us, then where does that leave our faith? Defining Infallibility Biblical infallibility means that…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 1072 This is one of the most common challenges thrown at Christians. Sceptics claim the Bible is full of contradictions, which supposedly proves it cannot be the inspired Word of God. So how do we respond? Are there genuine contradictions in Scripture, or is something else going on? What Is a Contradiction? Before we…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 1074 Why does our Bible contain exactly 66 books—39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New? Why not more? Why not fewer? Some people suggest that important books were left out or that the selection was arbitrary. But when we examine the evidence, we discover that these 66 books bear distinctive marks…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 1114 Anyone who has read the Bible seriously has encountered passages that puzzle, trouble, or even disturb. Genealogies that seem pointless, prophecies that remain obscure, apparent contradictions between accounts, commands that seem harsh to modern ears, and theological statements that the greatest minds have debated for centuries. If God wanted to communicate clearly with…
Reading Time: 8 minutesQuestion 1004 This is one of those questions that really matters because if the answer is yes, then we have a serious problem with the authority and reliability of Scripture itself. When Peter, Paul, John and the others sat down to write Scripture, did their sinful nature corrupt or distort the doctrines they were teaching?…
Reading Time: 6 minutesQuestion 0000 This is actually a foundational question that gets to the heart of everything at BibleProclaimer.com. Why do we insist on going to Scripture first when the world has questions? Why not just use common sense, science, philosophy, or human wisdom? Because the Bible Claims to Be God’s Word Let’s start with the obvious….