The Testimony of the Bible Concerning the Assumptions of Destructive Criticism

Chapter 8 There was a prophet whose name was Jonah, as is stated in 2 Kings xiv. 25. He was not a myth or figment, but a prophet whose personality is authenticated by Christ himself.

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ning the destruction of Nineveh fulfilled that the enemies of God's Word refused to believe that the city had ever existed, until t

hrist tells us what took place under "the preaching of Jona

h ... repented at the

iction in order to assert the certainty of his own resurrection? If the latter, then we must correct his statement concerning Jonah, and read: "As Jonah has been fictitiousl

e them, will be able to give the critics important informa

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1 Chapter 1 OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM.2 Chapter 2 SHOULD REPLY BE MADE 3 Chapter 3 WAS MOSES A LITERARY FICTION 4 Chapter 4 WERE CHRIST AND THE APOSTLES MISTAKEN 5 Chapter 5 THE ATTACK ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS.6 Chapter 6 ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING THE BOOK OF ISAIAH.7 Chapter 7 GOD'S REPLY TO THESE ASSUMPTIONS.8 Chapter 8 There was a prophet whose name was Jonah, as is stated in 2 Kings xiv. 25. He was not a myth or figment, but a prophet whose personality is authenticated by Christ himself.9 Chapter 9 RADICAL EXPOSITION.10 Chapter 10 GOD HIS OWN INTERPRETER.