The Holy Scriptures (Genesis-Revelation) must be the Believer's final basis for faith and practice. In this secular age, it is imperative that we hold fast to the fundamental truths that have been recorded for us for over 3,000 years. The Psalmist tells us "Your word is a lamp for my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105).

The Bible is increasingly coming under attack on all fronts, both inside and outside of the faith. Many insist that the Scriptures are mere "fairy tales" or myths, while other accept its general message, but deny its inspiration. How can those truly in the faith permit such claims to go unchallenged? How can we allow certain Messianic Bible teachers go around and say that the Greek New Testament is uninspired, and at best "commentary" on the Tanach (Old Testament)?

Can We Trust the Greek Scriptures?
by J.K. McKee

revised edition
posted 14 August, 2005

Encountering Mythology: A Case Study from the Flood Narratives
by J.K. McKee

posted 13 July, 2008

Getting Beyond Strong's Concordance
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 November, 2004

The Hebrew New Testament Misunderstanding
by J.K. McKee

posted 07 February, 2008

The Historical Jesus Controversies
and Future Things on Our Theological Horizon

posted 03 April, 2007
Virtual Passover

The Role of History in Messianic Biblical Interpretation
by J.K. McKee

posted 01 August, 2006