The Selection and Recognition of the 27 New Testament Books

This chapter explores the process of how the 27 New Testament books were chosen and acknowledged by early bishops, debunking misconceptions about individual authorship and emphasizing the collective effort of bishops and councils. It also critiques Andy Stanley's flawed view on the origins of the Bible, highlighting the inseparable connection between Jesus, the scriptures, and the historical and scriptural evidence supporting the collection of the Old and New Testaments.