How the Bible Came to Be - Lambert, Lance
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So belief cometh of hearing, and hearing by the word of Christ. (Romans 10:17) Knowing the Word of God is foundational to our faith. So, when questions arise trying to stir doubts in our hearts about God's Word, there is room for our faith to be shaken. Yet God is faithful to defend His Word! Through the centuries it can be seen how the Word has been kept. Rather than dodging the hard questions of the Bible's accuracy, Lance digs right into the doubts and uncertainties, strengthening the faith in the solid Word on which we stand!

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So belief cometh of hearing, and hearing by the word of Christ. (Romans 10:17) Knowing the Word of God is foundational to our faith. So, when questions arise trying to stir doubts in our hearts about God's Word, there is room for our faith to be shaken. Yet God is faithful to defend His Word! Through the centuries it can be seen how the Word has been kept. Rather than dodging the hard questions of the Bible's accuracy, Lance digs right into the doubts and uncertainties, strengthening the faith in the solid Word on which we stand!
Autorenporträt
Lance Lambert's HistoryLance Lambert was one of the most distinguished Bible scholars and speakers in Israel in our day and had an itinerant teaching ministry worldwide.Born in 1931, Lance grew up in Richmond, Surrey and came to know the Lord at twelve years of age. Later, he entered the school of African and Oriental studies at London University to prepare for work in China. He studied Classical Chinese, Mandarin, Oriental Philosophy and Far Eastern History, but the revolution closed the door to European missionaries and his entry into China.Then, in the early 1950's Lance served in the Royal Air Force in Egypt and later fellowshipped with the assembly at Halford House Christian Fellowship in Richmond, England.Lance Lambert's Eschatological Views and IsraelHaving discovered his Jewish ancestry Lance became an Israeli citizen in 1980 and now has his home next to the Old City of Jerusalem. His father and many members of his family died in the Holocaust.Lance is noted for his eschatological views, which place him in the tradition of Watchman Nee and T. Austin-Sparks. He produced a widely appreciated quarterly audio recording called the Middle East Update, which gave his unique perspective on current events in the Middle East, in the light of God's Word. He has written numerous books and is presenter of the video production, Jerusalem, the Covenant City.