New Testament Documents Are They Reliable?
by Bruce, F. F. (Frederick Fyvie) · 1985
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F.F. Bruce here makes a case for the historical trustworthiness of the Christian Scriptures, drawing on evidence from the New Testament documents themselves as well as extrabiblical sources. Concise chapters explore the canon and dating of the New Testament, the nature of the Gospels (including a look at miracles), the life and writings of Paul, and archaeological and literary evidence. --From publisher's description.
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