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Asking questions is a wonderful way to learn. We raise questions with the goal of finding answers and growing in our understanding.
Please don’t be afraid to voice your questions about the Bible! No question is too silly, too small, or too scandalous.
If you haven’t read the Bible, then finding answers to your questions might give you the courage to start reading it. If you are familiar with the Bible, then being honest about your questions may deepen your understanding and your trust in God’s Word! And if you are skeptical about the Bible, then your quest for answers is intellectually honest, and therefore noble.
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Have you ever opened a Bible? If this if your first time, check out these brief and straightforward answers to 10 common questions about the Bible.
The Bible itself claims to be the Word of God, meaning that what we find written there, though written by men, was authored by God, and is ultimately his revelation to us.
Not every generation had the privilege of having the entire Word of God—all 66 books of the Bible—bound in one book. What a gift we have in our hands! Learn about how the Bible came to be.
The Bible is a collection of 66 books, written by many people over hundreds of years, yet it tells one unified story. Learn how the Bible developed over time.
The Bible was originally written in Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic. Learn about how we got our English Bibles.
You may wonder whether you can trust the Bible. The Bible claims to be both infallible and inerrant, meaning true and without error.
If the Bible is really God’s Word, then we would expect it to be truthful and accurate in all that it says. So does the Bible accurately document past events and accurately describe the world we live in? Do we find it to be historically and scientifically reliable?
One of the most important questions about the Bible we can ask has to do with our motivation. Why do we read the Bible? We hope these articles answer this question and inspire you to start reading the Bible.
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