Has the Bible Been Corrupted? (Part 1)--Audio

How often have you heard people say—“You can’t be sure you have the Bible in its original form. The Bible has lots of errors and mistakes since it was written and transmitted over several thousand years.” Both Mormons and Muslims claim the Bible has been corrupted in transmission. Atheists and modernists have waged an aggressive war against the Bible for over a century. They have succeeded in undermining public confidence in the authenticity of the text of the Bible. What does the evidence show?

Has the Bible Been Corrupted? (Part 2)--Audio

The second installment recaps the categories of evidence that verify the integrity of the New Testament. The transmission process is explained in terms of the types of unintentional errors that naturally entered into the manuscript copies that were generated through the centuries.

Has the Bible Been Corrupted? (Part 3)--Audio

This installment identifies additional causes of textual variants among the Greek manuscripts as they were produced by scribes and copyists through the centuries. The "errors" are easily decipherable, enabling the student to recognize the original reading by the inspired writer as God intended, thus verifying the integrity of the text of the New Testament.

Has the Bible Been Corrupted? (Part 4)--Audio

Installment #4 in the series continues an examination of the kinds of textual variants that characterize the extant Greek manuscripts that underlie the text of the New Testament. Perusing samples of these "errors" demonstrates that the majority of such variants pertain to minor matters, and the few that are of more significance do not affect doctrine. Dr. Miller leads the listener through an analysis of an actual textual variant in order to show how one may arrive at the original reading.

Historicity of Jesus--Audio

A session from the "Behold! The Lamb of God" seminar--part II of AP's "Pillars of Faith" seminar series--conducted by Kyle Butt and Eric Lyons.

Is the Bible Inspired? (Part 1)--Audio

The Quran, the Book of Mormon, the Hindu Vedas, the Buddhist Pitakas, and the Bible all claim to be of divine origin. Since these books contradict each other, they cannot all be from God. How may a person know which book, if any, is divinely inspired? Does the Bible possess the attributes of inspiration? In this first installment, Dr. Miller discusses the Bible's own claims to inspiration.

Is the Bible Inspired? (Part 3)--Audio

A further discussion of alleged errors and discrepancies that have been charged against the Bible, including God's ordering the execution of women and children. Some of the proofs of inspiration are also examined, including its consistent omission of discrepancy and error, as well as its historical and geographical accuracy.

Is the Bible Inspired? (Part 4)--Audio

In this final installment in the series, additional proofs are provided that prove that the Bible is from God, including its historical, geographical, and topographical accuracy, its uncanny attribute of predictive prophecy (over 300 messianic prophecies), its scientific foreknowledge (in astronomy, oceanography, physics, medicine, etc.), its incredible unity, stylistic commonalities, unparalleled partiality, amazing calmness, brevity, omissions, etc.

Jesus Christ—Fact or Fairy Tale?--Audio

Pillars 2: The Historicity of Jesus--Video

A session from the "Behold! The Lamb of God" seminar--part II of AP's "Pillars of Faith" seminar series--conducted by Kyle Butt and Eric Lyons.