The Scripture Cannot Be Broken: Twentieth Century Writings on the Doctrine of Inerrancy

Book Description:

14 Classic Essays in Defense of Inerrancy

Biblical inerrancy is under attack. Now more than ever, the church needs to carefully consider what it stands to lose should this crucial doctrine be surrendered.

Under the editorial oversight of John MacArthur, this anthology of essays in defense of inerrancy features contributions from a host of respected twentieth century evangelical leaders.

The Scripture Cannot Be Broken stands as a clarion call to all who love the Bible and want to see Christ's church thrive in our increasingly secular world. It is a call to stand alongside our spiritual forefathers with wisdom, clarity, and courage-resolute in our confidence that Scripture is the very Word of God.

Table of Contents:
Part 1: Historical Perspective
  1. "An Historian Looks at Inerrancy" - Harold Lindsell
  2. "Apeitheo: Current Resistance to Biblical Inerrancy" - J. Barton Payne
Part 2: Scripture
  3. "The Attestation of Scripture" - John Murray
  4. "Scripture" - J. I. Packer
  5. "Scripture Speaks for Itself" - John M. Frame
Part 3: Inspiration
  6. "The Biblical Idea of Inspiration" - Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield
  7. "Some Reflections upon Inspiration" - Edward J. Young
  8. "Verbal Inspiration in Church History" - R. Laird Harris
  9. "The Witness of Scripture to Its Inspiration" - Alan M. Stibbs
Part 4: Inerrancy
  10. "Notes on the Inerrancy of Scripture" - Robert Preus
  11. "Inerrancy and Inspiration" - René Pache
  12. "The Meaning of Inerrancy" - Paul D. Feinberg
  13. "The Nature of Inerrancy" - Roger R. Nicole
Part 5: Infallibility
  14. "What Does Biblical Infallibility Mean?" - Gordon R. Lewis

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