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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2022 · 27 MIN

The Sum of All Scriptures

from The Missing Chapter Podcast · host Philip Horender and Philip Schoff

The most historic book in history, according to the Smithsonian and National Geographic, isn’t what you might expect.  When you consider all of the documents, artifacts, and books written throughout history, what do you think is the most historically accurate?  Well, before we give you the answer, consider this…this book isn’t only the most accurate by historian’s standards, there’s also mathematical proof of its divine authorship - the Bible.  Wait, I thought the Bible was a religious text - the written word of God and lifeline for Christians throughout the world?  It is, but there’s one individual, whose conversion to this faith rested upon his goal of disproving the Bible’s authenticity, and in his attempt to do so, he noticed something so mathematically impossible, the only conclusion he could come to was that it was divinely inspired.  What were some of those “mathematical coincidences” and how did he discover them?  Find out today on this episode of the Missing Chapter. Go to The Missing Chapter Podcast website for more information, previous episodes, and professional development opportunities. Don't forget to click subscribe!

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