Are the New Testament documents reliable? Can we trust that what we read today accurately reflects what the apostles originally wrote nearly 2,000 years ago?
In The New Testament Documents: Can They Be Trusted?, Edward D. Andrews offers a clear, thorough, and faith-strengthening examination of the evidence. Written specifically for Christians, pastors, students, and skeptics alike, this book walks readers through the entire process - from how the New Testament books were written and copied, to how the text was carefully preserved across centuries.
Drawing on the earliest manuscripts, historical records, and the latest scholarship, Andrews addresses the most common objections to the New Testament's reliability in a way that's easy to understand. Whether you're looking to strengthen your own faith or answer the questions of doubters, this book provides solid, convincing reasons to believe that the New Testament we have today is trustworthy.