Who Really Wrote the Bible?
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- ISBN8230699927
- EAN9798230699927
- Date de parution07/03/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
"Insightful, eye-opening and without doubt thought-provoking..." ? John CurtisChristianity is the largest religion in the world with over 2.51 billion believers, yet few understand the complex history of the Holy Bible. Were the books of the Old and New Testaments really written by those they bear the name of? Did Matthew, Mark and Luke really write their gospels themselves? This first-of-its-kind critical analysis of the Bible's history and authorship is presented with commentary that speaks to those who seek a deeper and more complete understanding of Christianity.
Features Include: Analysis of Old Testament and New Testament authorship. Chronological breakdown of Old Testament and New Testament books. Commentary drawn from expert biblical scholars and modern analyses. Historical context and explanations. Thoughtful layout to allow for easy reference. BONUS: Includes additional analysis of non-canon texts.
Features Include: Analysis of Old Testament and New Testament authorship. Chronological breakdown of Old Testament and New Testament books. Commentary drawn from expert biblical scholars and modern analyses. Historical context and explanations. Thoughtful layout to allow for easy reference. BONUS: Includes additional analysis of non-canon texts.
"Insightful, eye-opening and without doubt thought-provoking..." ? John CurtisChristianity is the largest religion in the world with over 2.51 billion believers, yet few understand the complex history of the Holy Bible. Were the books of the Old and New Testaments really written by those they bear the name of? Did Matthew, Mark and Luke really write their gospels themselves? This first-of-its-kind critical analysis of the Bible's history and authorship is presented with commentary that speaks to those who seek a deeper and more complete understanding of Christianity.
Features Include: Analysis of Old Testament and New Testament authorship. Chronological breakdown of Old Testament and New Testament books. Commentary drawn from expert biblical scholars and modern analyses. Historical context and explanations. Thoughtful layout to allow for easy reference. BONUS: Includes additional analysis of non-canon texts.
Features Include: Analysis of Old Testament and New Testament authorship. Chronological breakdown of Old Testament and New Testament books. Commentary drawn from expert biblical scholars and modern analyses. Historical context and explanations. Thoughtful layout to allow for easy reference. BONUS: Includes additional analysis of non-canon texts.