Bible Prophecy

The Old Testament’s prophetic books contain loads of useful knowledge that provide support to Christians wanting to live godly lives. Particularly, the prophets demonstrate religious ritualism, social injustice, and idolatry in ways that allow Christians to successfully evade the constant mistakes God’s chosen people made and the penalties they endured. Although not entirely, the prophets Jeremiah, Zephaniah, and Micah spoke openly regarding said notions. Through the benefit of knowledge and criticism of them, Christians are better prepared to integrate an in depth perception of God’s character; thus, promoting wisdom and desire for sharing the Gospel.

The Bible is the account of God’s action in the world through Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. It also explains what God’s purpose is for His people and creation. I believe that it is important to spend time in this Living Word, so that we can better understand the way God intends for us to live and further His kingdom. “All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness” (2 Timothy 3:16). I believe these words were given to us for a reason and have so many lessons pertaining to each scripture. Understanding what is written can often be tricky, so it is essential to spend time in devotion, interpreting scriptures, and seeking God to reveal more meaning behind them. Two challenging scriptures to discern are 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 and Matthew 5:27-30.

The first question we need to answer is what the definition of reliable is. The short version would be, the reliability means something is trustworthy. However it can also mean that something is consistently good in its quality. When referring to the bible reliability has to do with what it confirms and what it doesn't, such as the history of the geography to the dates stated. If the bible fails in these areas than clearly it is unreliable. I have decided to look into if the old and New Testament are reliable and if they line up with one another. Before we go back to the Old Testament let's look at the and New Testament, there are 27 books. The 4 gospels play an essential role in determining what we know about Jesus which include his birth,

   The  Bible  is  one  of  the  most  if  not  the  most  trustworthy  document  of  all  time.  It  also  has  Archaeology,  History,  and  Science  backing  it  up  along  with  many  other  fields.  There  is  so  much  irrefutable  evidence  for  the  Bible  that  if  people  looked  they  would  find  it.

We know that the Bible is true, because the events that were revealed have come to pass. God reviled that a savior would be sent, born to a virgin, who would grow up and be crucified for the sins of man. He also indicated that Jesus would rise again. This happened as it was said, which proves that Gods word is true.

Many people doubt and try to debunk the Bible as a book of religious stories. There are many proves that we can see that show that the Bible is completely reliable and trustworthy book. We can and should totally Believe the Bible.

Stiil I do not Know your real name and identity. I do believe that the bible is the word of god, but the problem is that you cannot designate which version is the correct one. I am sure sure you know that the different versions of the bible contradicts each other with basic facts and dates and historic event. So tell me which Bible you are talking about.

The most important aspect of historical proof for the Bible is the existence of Jesus. It is sometimes thought that Jesus never actually existed, and that

For centuries, writing has been contingent on time. The narrative (real or fictitious) was not the only form of this belonging, nor the closest to the essential; It is even probable that he has concealed the depth and law in the movement which seemed to manifest it better. To the point that, by releasing it from the narrative, from its linear order, from the great syntactic play of the concordance of time, it was believed that the act of writing from its old temporal obedience was exonerated. In fact, the rigor of time was not exercised over writing by the bias of what he wrote, but in its very thickness, in what constituted its singular being, that incorporeal. Whether directing itself or not to the past, submitting itself to the order of the chronologies or dedicating itself to unleash it, the writing was caught in a fundamental curve that was the homeric return, but also that of the fulfillment of the Jewish prophecies. Alexandria, which is our birthplace, had prescribed this circle to all Western language; Writing was to return, it was to return to the origin, to recover the first moment; Was to be back in the morning. Therefore, the mythical function of literature to the present day; Its relationship with the old; The privilege he granted to analogy, as well as to all the marvels of identity. As a consequence a structure of repetition that designated his being.

The bible can be read in lite of three elements, which are historical, literary, and theological ways. Historical evidence method relies on archeological evidence, things like old manuscripts or settlements. Historical evidence looks at past events, asking the question why things happened the way they did. In regards to the bible, it asks “How the bible came to be?”. We can answer these kinds of questions with evidence from the past, they would need to be old. Old evidence would give it credibility because it would not make sense for a manuscript to be modern.

The Bible is not just the Bible. It is the groundwork for Christianity. The whole thing hang on, on three things: what books procedure the substances of the Bible, in what way the Bible is interpreted, and best highly, how the Bible is written?

Thankfully, the claims made by these critics are not based on verified fact, but on presupposed conclusions. There are many proofs that help us see this, but one that is particularly helpful is manuscript evidence. It would be easy to assume that the Bible’s age automatically means it cannot be the perfect word of God, but, according to the available evidence, this assumption is false.

It is obvious that, the evangelical’s supporters to Israel were those who read Biblical prophecy literally and demand the Jewish people to lead Jerusalem and rebuild Solomon’s Temple to set the stage of the return of Jesus Christ, who is their Messiah, and then all the Jews will be converted to Christianity in order to be blessed by their God.

(More to come on prophecy later.) The third way to know that the Bible is true is because of the so many attacks that have gone on the Bible, yet the Bible is still the most sold book, the most translated book, and the most popular book that most people have purchased. The Bible has gone through many attacks as it has been translated through 400 different languages. One well known person is named William Tyndale and he was burned at the stake for translating the Bible to english, but ultimately he was the one who helped the Bible to be translated into english. (CITE WEBSITE) These three things prove that the Bible is true and that whatever is in the Bible, is true. Therefore, if everything in the Bible is true that whatever that Bible says is true. A popular name for the Bible is God’s Word. If it is named God’s Word, then obviously it is written by God and it is his very own

1. Biblically speaking, what is a prophet? Our culture tends to think of prophets either as people who can predict the future or as people who are grim and usually scolding. After reading the introductory material for the prophets in your study Bible, and after reading some of the prophets themselves, write a two?page description of who a biblical prophet is and what he (or in a few instances she) is called by God to do.