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On the Reliability of the Old Testament K. A. Kitchen
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In Caleb's sermon yesterday on “Why Do We Believe the Bible?” he mentioned a list of recommended resources on the reliability of the Bible. How reliable are the copies that we do have? Today I had the privilege of addressing the fine folks at the Point in Charlottesville, VA. The purpose of "The Old Testament Documents," is to present the Old Testament to the reader the events, customs, places, and people are reliable. As an egyptologist and philologist, there is a heavy slant towards that ancient nation, and towards written and grammatical evidence in favour of the Old Testament's legitimacy. The next chapter in our continuing series on “How Dumb Can Arguments for Christianity Get?” is live! Their pastor requested that I address the issue of the origin and reliability of the Bible. [1]; The oldest extant manuscript we have of the entire New Testament is Codex Sinaiticus which also contains portions of the Old Testament. What is the It is dated to 125 A.D. Did these events really happen? This week's article is by Kenneth Kitchen, one of the foremost scholars on Egyptology and the Old Testament. Most people question the reliability of the Bible. You've probably been in a conversation with a friend or met someone in a coffee shop who said, “How can you be a Christian when the Bible has so many errors? The answer: pretty dumb indeed. Did these people and customs really exist?