Has God Spoken? Quotes

“Cumulatively, the sheer volume of papyrus and parchment under-girding sacred Scripture dwarf that of any other work in classical history. Consider, for example, Homer’s Iliad, Bible to the ancient Greeks. While its manuscript numbers are singularly impressive—650 copies—this pales by comparison to the almost 6,000 Greek manuscript fragments undergirding the New Testament.”
― Hank Hanegraaff, Has God Spoken?: Proof of the Bible's Divine Inspiration

“The Dead Sea Scrolls predated the earliest extant text—Masoretic—by more than a millennium.3 Yet when compared to one another, differences in style and spelling were noted but no significant difference in substance.”
― Hank Hanegraaff, Has God Spoken?: Proof of the Bible's Divine Inspiration

“Even a cursory reading of the Bible is sufficient to recognize that the Bible is a treasury replete with a wide variety of literary styles, ranging from poetry and psalms to historical narratives, didactic epistles, and apocalyptic revelations. To dogmatically assert that the Bible was written in parables and that those who read it literally must be “idiots” is a serious misunderstanding of the literal principle of biblical interpretation.”
― Hank Hanegraaff, Has God Spoken?: Proof of the Bible's Divine Inspiration

“The Bible is a rock of diamonds, a chain of pearls, the sword of the Spirit; a chain by which the Christian sails to eternity; the map by which he daily walks; the sundial by which he sets his life; the balance in which he weighs his actions. —THOMAS WATSON”
― Hank Hanegraaff, Has God Spoken?: Proof of the Bible's Divine Inspiration