Edward W. Goodrick Bücher

More than 50,000 references with their contexts and over 2,000 exhaustive entries make this compact NIV concordance a handy reference tool.

The book challenges the notion that only the original writings of the Scriptures can be considered the inspired Word of God, prompting readers to reflect on the reliability of their Bible translations. It raises critical questions about the implications of this belief for the faith of Evangelical Christians and explores the concept of inspiration beyond the autographs, urging a deeper examination of how translations relate to divine authority.