The Origin of the Bible by Philip Wesley Comfort

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The Origin of the Bible

by Philip Wesley Comfort

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0842347356, Hardcover)

With the multitude of books available on comprehending the Bible, few explain its origin and development. Editor Philip Comfort has compiled the works of well-known scholars regarding the inspiration, canon, text, and translations of the Bible. A comprehensive guide for pastors, teachers, and students, this reference book will inspire renewed appreciation for the Bible and its history. Contributors include F. F. Bruce, Carl F. Henry, J. I. Packer, and R. K. Harrison.

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