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The Lord Gave the Word | Study Guide

The Bible is the eternal Word of God. God gave the Bible to man that it might be the absolute, supreme, authoritative, infallible, and unchangeable standard for faith and practice. This study guide “The Lord Gave the Word” from Malcolm Watts and the Trinitarian Bible Society traces the history of the Bible from its origin in divine self-revelation, through its embodiment in written form by supernatural inspiration, to its accurate transmission to this present age by providential preservation.

It is our firm belief that, although the storms of criticism continue to rage against Godโ€™s Word, the humble believerโ€™s confidence in it is justifiable and substantiated.

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