The Books of the Old and New Testaments

by Robert Haldane

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Genres: Theology

192 pages, Paperback

First published March 12, 2010

About the author

1764-1842

Reviews

[Josh Anders]

A good read here. First punished in 1830, Haldane gives a nice overview on the historic view of inspiration and authentication of the canon. I found the last 3rd of the book focusing on OT inspiration to be especially helpful. Sprinkle Publications re-published this back in 2014; it will be a good addition for any student looking for a more robust view of inspiration. I hope to do more reading on the subject in 2022.

[Andy]

A rigorously Scriptural defense of the doctrine of the verbal inspiration of the Bible. Short, but fairly comprehensive.

[Steven]

This is an excellent and well-researched defense of the true canon of Scripture in opposition to the Roman Catholic view and of the inspiration of Scripture.

[Gort]

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