Where We Got the Bible - Our Debt to the Catholic Church

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Contents

Foreword by Karl Keating

1. Some Errors Removed
2. The Making of the Old Testament
3. The Church Precedes the New Testament
4. The Church Compiles the New Testament
5. Deficiencies of the Protestant Bible
6. The Originals and Their Disappearance
7. Variations in Text Fatal to Protestant Theory
8. Our Debt to the Monks
9. Bible Reading in the Dark Ages
10. Where Are All the Medieval Bibles
11. Vernacular Scriptures before Wycliff
12. Why Wycliff Was Condemned
13. Tyndale's Condemnation Vindicated
14. A Deluge of Erroneous Versions
15. The Catholic's Bible
16. Envoi

From the Kirk to the Catholic Church

Learn the origins of the Bible and trace the role of the Catholic Church in compiling, preserving, and revering the Bible throughout history.  If you love the written word of God, you owe it to yourself to read this book.

This edition also includes Graham's conversion story--a compelling account of how this Calvinist minister was drawn to the Catholic faith and eventually became a bishop.

Contents:

Foreword by Karl Keating

Some Errors Removed

The Making of the Old Testament

The Church Precedes the New Testament

The Church Compiles the New Testament

Deficiencies of the Protestant Bible

The Originals and Their Disappearance

Variations in Text Fatal to Protestant Theory

Our Debt to the monks

Bible Reading in the Dark Ages

Where Are All the Medieval Bibles?

Vernacular Scriptures Before Wycliff

Why Wycliff Was Condemned

Tyndale's Condemnation Vindicated

A Deluge of Erroneous Versions

The Catholic's Bible

Envoi

From Kirk to the Catholic Church

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