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by S. E. (Samuel Ellis) Wishard
BIBLE INSTITUTE - Los Angeles, Calif. - FOREWORD.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE BIBLE CONCERNING THE Assumptions of Destructive Criticism - BY - S.E. WISHARD, D.D. - LOS ANGELES, CAL. - JOHNSON & HANEY - BIBLE INSTITUTE PRESS - 1909 - Copyright, 1909 - By S.E. WISHARD, D.D. - Presentation Copy
I. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM.
II. SHOULD REPLY BE MADE?
III. WAS MOSES "A LITERARY FICTION"?
IV. WERE CHRIST AND THE APOSTLES MISTAKEN?
V. THE ATTACK ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS.
VI. ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING THE BOOK OF ISAIAH.
VII. GOD'S REPLY TO THESE ASSUMPTIONS.
VIII. THE HISTORICITY OF THE BOOK OF JONAH.
This concise booklet confronts the wave of modern skeptical scholarship that questions the reliability of Scripture. Aimed at Sunday‑school teachers, young believers, and anyone wrestling with doubts, it offers a straightforward defense rooted in biblical testimony rather than academic jargon. The author acknowledges the allure of so‑called liberal criticism but invites readers to step back, breathe, and consider the evidence the Bible itself presents.
In a calm, measured tone the work draws on centuries‑old church tradition and a series of scriptural promises to counter the most common assumptions of the critics. By laying out a series of logical, faith‑affirming points, it shows how the biblical text has withstood fire, water, and political pressure throughout history. The booklet does not seek to win a scholarly debate; instead it encourages believers to trust the enduring truth of the Word and to engage with criticism without losing spiritual poise.
Language
en
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~1 hours (113K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Juliet Sutherland, David King, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team
Release date
May 10, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1825–1915
A Presbyterian minister and writer from Indiana, he turned years of church work into books on religion, local history, and public debate. His best-known titles show a practical, argumentative style shaped by the concerns of late 19th- and early 20th-century Protestant life.
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