The Bible

The Bible serves as a testament to God's presence and purpose in creation. It showcases a variety of literary styles and recounts significant stories of triumph and failure. More than narratives, they act as a powerful guide for living, offering hope during challenging times and helping us discern right from wrong.​

Believing the Bible is God's Word means acknowledging its accuracy and understanding that ignoring it has eternal consequences. It reflects God's love and serves as a reliable moral standard (1 John 2:5) rooted in divine truth.​

Internal evidence supports the Bible’s claim of divine origin, such as its remarkable unity despite being written over centuries by many authors, fulfilled prophecies, and its unique life-changing authority. ​

External evidence reinforces its truth through its historicity, the integrity of its authors, and its indestructibility. The Bible accurately reflects historical events and has remained influential despite centuries of opposition. It continues to be published more than any other book, shaping cultures worldwide.​

Overall, all evidence points to the Bible as the true Word of God.