Scribes, scrolls, councils and translators — how sixty-six books written over fifteen centuries became the Bible you can read on your phone, and why scholars are so confident in it.
The Documentary Hypothesis versus the traditional view — what the text itself, ancient Near Eastern parallels and Jesus's own testimony say about the authorship of the first five books.
The book of Esther never mentions God by name, yet every page turns on his quiet work. A feast, a queen, a sleepless king, a gallows — and a providence that never introduces itself.
