various resources for the study of biblical
Hebrew & Greek, Textual
scribes, translators and other important people related to the
language and the text of the Bible. You will also find articles on
the canon of Scripture and subjects such as various positions on
inspiration, innerancy and the infallibility of the Bible. The
purpose of this site is to provide resources for the people of God,
to give a defense for the authenticity and inspiration of God's
Question: "What is Bibliology?"
is the study of the Bible, both Old and New Testaments.
The Bible is the sacred book of Christianity, a collection of
ancient writings (66 books for the Protestant canon), from a number
of authors (40, spanning a period of roughly 1600 years of
composition) that Christians hold are inspired by God, for the
proclamation of the Gospel and the edification of the Body of Christ.
Some common questions about Bibliology are:
Inspiration: Is the Bible the inspired word of God? What are the different views of
inspiration? Does the Bible itself claims that every word, in
every part of the Bible, is inspired by God? (1 Corinthians 2:12-13; 2
Does the Bible contain any errors or contradictions?
What about the supposingly differing accounts of the who was at
tomb? Is there a valid explanation for these different
accounts (Matt 28:1, Mark 16:1, Luke 24:1 & John 20:1)?
Who determined what books should be included in our canon?
did the Jewish people view the sacred scriptures in their time.
Why does Catholicism view the Deutercanonical books as inspired
scripture, but Evangelicalism does not?
Textual Criticism: Why do some versions of the
bible have more verses that others? How did God preserve the
text of ther Bible? Do we have any of the original writings of
the Moses, the Prophets or the Apostles?
These are just some of the questions about the