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It is Written makes a unique contribution to our understanding and appreciation of Holy Scripture. Other books on this subject tend to be academic and less accessible for the ordinary reader, and they are usually written from a critical Greek text standpoint, which is accepted without giving readers a fair treatment of the Received Text position. In addition, nothing much helps the reader make sense of the plethora of modern English translations that bewilder Christians today.
Subjects handled in this book include the inspiration, authority, infallibility, preservation, translation and interpretation of Scripture.
Contributing authors include Malcolm Watts, Matthew Vogan, William McLeod, and Gerald Buss.
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