God's Hammer: The Bible and Its Critics

Gordon H. Clark

ISBN: 0940931885
215 pages

This collection of essays on the inspiration, authority, and infallibility of the Bible is among the best volumes on the subject available today. In the sixteenth century, Sola Scriptura ("Scripture alone") was the rallying cry of the Reformers; but today it is rarely heard. The Bible is subjected to relentless attack by those who wish to erect another authority — the state, the clergy, tradition, or an academic elite. Against such Biblical subversives, Clark directs his vigorous defense of the Bible.

Is All Scripture Inspired?

J. C. Ryle

ISBN: 9780851518480
80 pages

To J. C. Ryle, the inspiration of the Scriptures was 'the very keel and foundation of Christianity', the underpinning without which Christians had no warrant for doctrine or practice, 'no solid ground for present peace or hope, and no right to claim the attention of mankind'. But is all Scripture inspired? Are the very words and expressions used by the writers from God, or does inspiration mean something less than this? Ryle was convinced that the very words are from God, and that only this view makes sense of what the Bible itself claims. Here he eloquently defends this position, answers objections, and applies the truth to the conscience of the reader.

Logical Criticisms of Textual Criticism

Gordon H. Clark

For over a century, scholars have been making new translations of the Bible, encouraging both pastors and laymen to buy and use them. These new translations, we are told, are better than the old, based on superior Greek texts, and more suited to the modern mind. But not all translations are created equal! In this short book and in simple terms, Clark exposes the sloppy scholarship of the textual critics — their misleading footnotes; their incorrect translations; their capriciousness in excluding words, phrases, and whole verses from the Bible. No Christian should be without this book. Contents include: Old Testament Examples; New Testament Examples; Logical and Textual Criticism; The Greek Text; Variant Readings; Textual Criticism of Matthew; Mark; Luke; John; Acts; Romans; Revelation. With Scripture index.

Scripture Alone: Exploring the Bible's Accuracy, Authority, and Authenticity

James R. White

ISBN: 0764220489
224 pages

"If God’s Word is to be heard, we who love it must stand in its defense," says James R. White in his introduction to Scripture Alone. With clear teaching in an engaging, accessible style, this book lays a foundation for all Christians who desire a deeper understanding of the Bible's sufficiency. White presents Scripture as God-breathed in nature, as unparalleled and absolute in authority, and as the church’s infallible rule of faith in straightforward language to help believers apply these doctrines to their lives. In addition he addresses the timely issues of the canon, including textual and historical evidence. The captivating dialogues used throughout the book help bring into focus the great truths of faith against the backdrop of error. Based on the author’s experience in public debates against leading apologists of varying ideology, they assist readers in discovering how to engage in conversation with those who doubt God's Word or openly deny it.

Publisher: Hendrickson
1685 pages, hardcover

It maintains all of the features that have long made Strong’s indispensable:

• Allows the reader to easily find all occurrences of a word in the King James Version

• Points the reader to the underlying Hebrew and Greek words

• Uses the Strong’s numbering system which is used in most modern Bible study books and software

And, new features make it even more useful:

• Corrected, updated, and expanded using the latest computer technolog

• Extra-clear typesetting and page design make this edition readable and easy to navigate

• Updated and improved Hebrew and Greek dictionaries tie each word to the Greek or Hebrew root

• Includes maps and additional Bible study aids

• Clear edge-tab indexing for handier use

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The Study and Teaching of the English Bible

G. Campbell Morgan

ISBN: 1592446043
100 pages

Morgan was a leading Bible expositor in both England and the United States, and founded the well-attended "Friday Evening Bible Institute" in London. In this book he addresses the proper approach to the study of the English Bible, and outlines a process for Bible study. He then addresses the need for Bible teaching in the church and the nation, and outlines a method for teaching the Scriptures including the preparation of the teacher, the purpose of Bible teaching, and the process of teaching. Morgan rightly believed that only a Scripture-driven church could change a nation.

Why Believe the Bible?

John Blanchard

Publisher: Eerdmans
3499 pages in 4 volumes, hardcover