McConnell Understanding Scripture
McConnell Understanding Scriptures is a brief 6 chapter work on keys aspects of Scripture: Life, Humanity, God, Christ, and the Cross
TWM Modules and Library for theWord Bible Program Content
The Bibliology Category deals with works about the Bible, the origin of the Bible, the fidelity of the Bible, How to Interpret the Bible, etc.
Subcategories within this Category are things like Methods of Bible Study, Hermeneutics, and the issues around Inspiration and inerrancy which are very important.
McConnell Understanding Scriptures is a brief 6 chapter work on keys aspects of Scripture: Life, Humanity, God, Christ, and the Cross
Inspiration of the Bible is a short 4 chapter work by Dr. Gray (President of Moody Bible Institute). His works are very scholarly. He examines the definition of Inspiration, the Extent, the Proof, and then difficulties and objections to Inspiration.
Benjamin Cox explains several Mistaken Scriptures verses in answer to those which has some Pelagian Errors. when he was a prisoner in Coventrie.
In R.A. Torrey’s Is the Bible the Inerrant Word of God, Torrey deals with several issues. First of all, he identifies those who believe in inerrancy and those who don’t. Secondly he deals with difficulties in the Bible. Then he turns his attention to the death and resurrection of Jesus.
In this 5 chapter work on Bibliology, Warfield (Presbyterian) presents us with the History of the Bible, the structure, the teaching, special characteristics of the Bible, and the impossibility of accounting for the Bible.
Synthetic Bible Studies are sample studies in Scripture.
What do we really mean by Biblical Inspiration? by F.F. Bruce is a short excerpt from a journal, Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute. Bruce defines biblical inspiration here and there is a discussion about it.
The Precepts of the Word of God by J. C. Philpot
Presenting 49 Vital Doctrines of the Scriptures, Abbreviated and Simplified for Popular Use, Including Suggestive Questions on Each Topical and Textual Indices.
How to Memorize the Bible a free book by Dr. William Evans
In this 86 chapter book on inspiration and revelation, Bryant (Methodist) has it divided into 5 parts: preliminary discussions (8 chapters), inspiration (13 chapters), The Scriptures as inspired writings (13), revelation (23), and revelation and its evidences (3). This book is a result of the Hartley lectures (Methodist) for 1899.
Why we Believe the Bible by George DeHoff is a book entirely on apologetics, written in 1939 by G.W. DeHoff. The book was written for the average person. It is easy to understand, filled with evidences for the inspiration of the Bible.
In Torrey’s Difficulties in the Bible, he investigates some points that detractors have used to undermine people’s confidence in God’s Word such as Where did Cain get his wife? God hardening Pharoah’s heart, the slaughter of the Canaanites by God, Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, imprecatory Psalms, Jonah and the whale, supposedly mistakes and contradictions, etc.
Binney-Steele’s joint doctrinal work has four parts, Evidences of Religion, Doctrines of Christianity, Morals of Christianity, and Institutions of Christianity. Probably they are Nazarene/Methodist.
Bellett’s Meditations upon the Four Gospels or the Evangelists is Bellett’s thoughts on each of the gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.