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Read more about the article Q&A: Are we missing a book of the Bible?

Q&A: Are we missing a book of the Bible?

  • Post author:Stephen Geiger
  • Post published:2026/04/30
  • Post category:FIC Features/FIC Series/Forward in Christ

Are we missing a book of the Bible? Starting with Matthew and ending with Revelation, there are 27 books in the New Testament. You might recall memorizing the names of…

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Read more about the article Book nook: God’s Word, God’s work

Book nook: God’s Word, God’s work

  • Post author:Chuck Ulland
  • Post published:2026/04/28
  • Post category:FIC News/Forward in Christ

How The Bible Came to Be by Stephen Geiger explores the Bible’s origin, preservation, and translations. Connecting Scripture with historical and archaeological findings, the author provides the reader evidence of…

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