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This document discusses the reliability of the Bible based on manuscript evidence and fulfillment of prophecies. It notes that there are over 24,000 manuscript copies for the New Testament from just 125 AD, far more than other ancient texts, and the earliest complete manuscripts date to only 400 years after the originals. Eyewitnesses wrote the New Testament accounts, and historians from the time corroborate some events. Archeological findings have also supported the Bible rather than disproving it. Many prophecies in the Old Testament about Jesus were fulfilled, making the probability of chance fulfillment virtually impossible.
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