I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now. Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever …

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Study means: To examine, consider, dig, inquire, research, scrutinise. To apply the mind in order to acquire knowledge or skill. The word is derived from the Latin, ‘Studium’, which means “zeal” …

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Roman Sources Pliny: Letters from Bithynia c. AD112 Pliny, sent to administrate the disorderly province of Bithynia by Emperor Trajan, wrote to the Emperor seeking advice on how to deal with a …

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The word “canon” applied to Scripture means “an officially accepted list of books”. The word is derived from the Greek word Kanon, meaning ‘reed’. A reed was used as a measuring rod, and the word …

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The Original New Testament Writings and Documents Unlike the Old Testament, which was compiled over several thousand years, the New Testament was compiled within one lifetime, comprising of the …

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In our previous sessions we considered some of the evidences which indicate the supernatural Source of the Scriptures. In the sessions to follow we will not be considering the inspiration of the …

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