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On the Reliability of the Old Testament K. A. Kitchen
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Here is an excerpt: Primeval History. The search for God is a defining trial of the human experience. This week's article is by Kenneth Kitchen, one of the foremost scholars on Egyptology and the Old Testament. As an egyptologist and philologist, there is a heavy slant towards that ancient nation, and towards written and grammatical evidence in favour of the Old Testament's legitimacy. Archaeology has provided a wealth of evidence on the reliability of the Bible. All Christian doctrines, including the doctrine of the Bible as the Word of God, are based on the Bible. In most cases, those who reject the reliability of the Bible do so because of false impressions they have gained from sources other than the Bible. Walter Kaiser's book On the Reliability of the Old Testament Documents is a great object lesson in remythologizing. (See “On The Reliability of the Old Testament” (2003), Table 18 on page 251.) Resurrection of Lazarus The article cites the resuscitation of a woman declared medically dead. Old Testament Archaeology and History Part 1. The reliability of the Bible is fundamental to the credibility of the Christian faith. Unfortunately, it was authored for seminary use and is required reading in many. Shared memories represent one proof of the reliability of the OT.