Spectacular Reliability and Manuscript Count of the New Testament

Exploring why there are not more witnesses, archaeological evidence, and handwritten accounts to support the events of the Bible, this chapter emphasizes the remarkable reliability of the text of the New Testament and the wealth of surviving manuscripts that provide firsthand accounts of first-century witnesses to Christ. The science of textual criticism is also discussed, highlighting its ability to determine the original wording of the New Testament manuscripts with astonishing accuracy.