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The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

By: Gary Michuta

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The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

By: Gary Michuta

Hundreds of books have been written to vindicate the Gospels by noting that they were written closer to the events they record than any other ancient history. But how do we know that they accurately recorded what Jesus said and did? How do we know they didn’t fabricate their contents? That Jesus really did work the miracles reported in the Gospels? Most important of all, how do we know what is the authentic interpretation of his words and deeds? Christian apologists have largely neglected to answer these significant questions because they have focused instead on vindicating the Gospels apart from the community that wrote them. The Gospel Truth fills in this gap by demonstrating that a concerted and sophisticated effort was made to ensure that what Jesus taught and did was accurately retained, recorded, verified, and passed on to future believers. It also shows how we can know whether our copies of Scripture reflect the original, whether the books in our Bible really belong there, and ways to know how to correctly understand them.

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The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

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The Case for the Deuterocanon

Evidence and Arguments

By: Gary G. Michuta

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The Case for the Deuterocanon

Evidence and Arguments

By: Gary G. Michuta

Protestants and Catholics alike share the faith that all scripture is inspired by God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, and training in righteousness (2Tim 3:16). But one area where they disagree is over just which writings make up the Bible. In particular they differ over whether the seven books of the Old Testament sometimes called "deuterocanonical" are inspired scripture or not. In a previous book, Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger, Gary Michuta addressed the historical question of whether Protestants removed these books from the Bible or Catholics added them. Now in The Case for the Deuterocanon: Evidence and Arguments he takes on the burden of showing that they should not have been removed. Bringing together evidence from the New Testament as well as Jewish and early Christian history, he carefully builds a compelling cumulative argument that the disputed books are part of the Bible that Jesus and His Apostles handed on to the Church. They are Scripture in the fullest sense, divinely inspired and capable of confirming Christian doctrine.

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The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

The Gospel Truth: How We Can Know What Christ Taught

The Case for the Deuterocanon

The Case for the Deuterocanon

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