Hunting for the word of god
Hunting for the Word of God
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why you should read "HUNTING FOR THE WORD OF GOD"
1. Find out why scholars struggled hard to define the so called "
" of the New Testament.
2. It is high time that the general public is informed of just how scholars have“
” the translation of the New Testament!
3. The Old Greek manuscripts contain dissimilar texts. There are literally
hundreds of thousands of differences!
4. The very old versions of the New Testament (
Latin, Syriac, Coptic
) do not contain the same text ... shocking details!
5. Did the
fathers of the church
in the earliest centuries quote the same texts? And why were their quotations different from the oldest extant Greek manuscripts?
6. It is a well known fact that no-one has ever accessed the original text of the New Testament, not even the earliest known
7. Discover how the earliest accessible text of the New Testament
debunked the Church creeds
8. See the intricate artifices in which the scribes in ancient times indulged in, to try to hide the mistakes made by the authors of the
9. Did the first generation of Muslims following Prophet Muḥammad faithfully preserve the
Indulge in a lucid, researched response to oriental criticisms.
10. What are the ten authentic readings of the Qur`ān? Are they a proof against its
11. Discover how, even
Dr. Daniel Wallace
, the most reputable Christian scholar of today, has failed to prove the authenticity of the New Testament,
12. Check for yourself why the objections of
Dr. Keith Small
, in the most recent attack on the Islamic version of the Preservation of the Qur’anic text, make no sense!
13. Are the oldest manuscripts of the Qur’an and the Islamic version of the
History of the text compatible?
14. Is it true that the majority of non-Muslim scholars of the Qur’an believe in
the corruption of the text?
Read the truth from bona fide witnesses!
15.What is the
A disturbing book written by a defiant scholar for curious readers.
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