The Bible: Reliable?

The Bible is heralded as a wonderful and sacred text by both Christians and non-Christians alike; but, is it reliable? Are the Scriptures really the word of God? What details do archeological pursuits unearth, and how do they shed light into the validity and reliability of Scripture? In this video series, Josh McDowell presents several key points as to how he came to believe that the Bible is true, and divinely inspired by God. He discusses the highly important contributions of archeology, the awe-inspiring discipline of Jewish scribes in their mission to transcribe the Bible, the influence of the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the Biblical writers’ keen eye for detail that can not go without notice. Finally, Josh shares the impact all of these historical events have made on his life — and in the lives of many others.

1. Believing the Details
2. Archeology: Confirming the Details
3. History in the Bible
4. Precision in Detail
5. Innocent Until Proved Inaccurate
6. Hearing vs. Comprehending
7. Old Testament Manuscripts
8. Jewish Commitment to Scripture
9. Transcribing Scripture
10. The Discipline of Scribes
11. Rules of Transcription
12. No Room for Error
13. Commitment to Exactitude
14. The Dead Sea Scrolls
15. Scrolls in a Cave
16. Treasures Unearthed
17. The Book of Isaiah
18. What’s In a Name?
19. Monumental Names
20. Kings in the Bible
21. Incredible Accuracy
22. Moses and the Pentateuch
23. Scholarly Critics of the Bible
24. Writing in Mosaic Times
25. The Kingdom of Ebla
26. Not One, But Two
27. Names of God
28. The Priestly Code
29. Jewish Identity
30. His Eyes Were Opened
31. From Murderer to Missionary
32. Changed Hearts
33. Truth in Tradition

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