Robert Roberts
Is the Bible True?
Addresses tracing the Bible’s history from Abraham through Moses, the wilderness, the conquest and David to the prophets and Christ, and asking whether it can be believed.
Transcribed from the scans at antipas.org and proofread against the page images. The text keeps the original spelling, the printer’s misprints and the Bible references as they were printed. These are historical texts in the language of their day; the teaching of this site is set out in its own beliefs and Bible studies.
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- A Moot Question with “Yes” Waitingpp. 1–3
- The Bible’s Own Testimony: Why Should It Be Questioned?pp. 4–6
- Its Historic Backbonepp. 7–10
- Taking Its History to Pieces: Abrahampp. 11–14
- Taking Its History to Pieces: Josephpp. 15–18
- Moses and the Exoduspp. 19–23
- The Journey in the Wildernesspp. 24–28
- Israel’s Chronic Mutiniespp. 29–33
- What the Record of the Murmurings Provepp. 34–39
- The Want of Food in the Wilderness: The Manna Supplypp. 40–44
- Failure of the Water Supply: The Sin of Mosespp. 45–50
- The Worship of the Golden Calfpp. 51–55
- Struck Dead on the Spotpp. 56–61
- A Doomed Generationpp. 62–66
- Envy at Headquarterspp. 67–71
- Wholesale Revoltpp. 72–76
- Distressed Leader and Plagued Peoplepp. 77–82
- Balaam’s Journeypp. 83–88
- The Speeches of Mosespp. 89–94
- An Extraordinary National Anthempp. 95–100
- A Repulsed Attackpp. 101–105
- The Conquest of Canaanpp. 106–110
- The Extermination of the Canaanitespp. 111–117
- A Successful Rusepp. 118–123
- A Friendly Episodepp. 124–129
- An Unsuspected Witnesspp. 130–135
- An Extraordinary Military Expeditionpp. 136–141
- A Calamitous Episodepp. 142–146
- Victory without Joypp. 147–153
- A Corrupt Priesthoodpp. 154–158
- The Story of Davidpp. 159–165
- The Story of David (continued)pp. 166–171
- The Story of David (continued)pp. 172–180
- The Prophetspp. 181–187
- At the Feet of Christpp. 188–195