The video segment discusses a diagram illustrating the extensive cross-referencing within the Bible. It highlights that there are 63,779 connections between different parts of the Bible. The speaker emphasizes that if a single human author had achieved such a feat, they would be hailed as the greatest author ever. However, the Bible was written by 40 different individuals over 1,500 years, across three continents (Europe, Asia, Africa), and in three languages (Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic). Despite these diverse origins, the Bible presents a single, unified story with no contradictions. The speaker posits that the only explanation for this unity and lack of contradiction is divine authorship, suggesting that while men wrote it down, the living God authored it. The segment then transitions to a critical perspective, challenging the assertion of divine authorship by stating that no page of the Bible was written by God and that this is a naked assertion without evidence, contradicting what the Bible itself claims about its inspiration.

Lakepointe Church

Okay, here's what you're looking at right here. This is like one of my favorite diagrams. That is a diagram of every cross-reference in the Bible. So, every time that the Bible connects directly or indirectly to another part of the Bible, now what you've got there is you have 63,779 connections from one part of the Bible to another part of the Bible.

Now, let me just say this, bro. You look at that thing. If one person did that, if somebody wrote a book that did that, everyone in the world would say masterpiece. Like greatest author that ever lived. Nobody's ever done this before. But that book was not written by one guy. That book was written down by 40 different men over 1,500 years across three continents, Europe, Asia, and Africa in three different languages, Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic. It has one united story. It has zero contradictions.

Let me just say this. There is only one answer to how that can happen. It was written down by men. It was authored by the living God. So listen to when he's just making naked assertions. Not one page of the Bible is written by God. You're just making a naked assertion with no evidence. In fact, in the face of all the evidence and in contradiction to what the Bible says about itself, where the Bible itself says that it was inspired by.

If the Bible is "man-made," then explain *THIS* (you can't)

>> Let me just say this. There is only one

Okay, here's what you're looking at
right here. This is like one of my my
favorite diagrams. That is a diagram of
every cross reference in the Bible. So,
every time that the Bible connects to
directly or indirectly another part of
the Bible, now what you got there is you
have 63,779
connections from one part of the Bible
to another part of the Bible. Now, let
let me just say this, bro. You look at
that thing. If one person did that, if
somebody wrote a book that did that,
everyone in the world would say
masterpiece.
>> Like greatest author that ever lived.
Nobody's ever done this before. But that
book was not written by one guy. That
book was written down by 40 different
men over 1,500 years across three
continents, Europe, Asia, and Africa in
three different languages, Greek,
Hebrew, and Aramaic. It has one united
story. It has zero contradictions.
>> Let me just say this. There is only one
answer to how that can happen. It was
written down by men. It was authored by
the living God. So listen to when he's
just making naked assertions. Not one
page of the Bible is written by God.
You're just making a naked assertion
with no evidence. In fact, in face in
the face of all the evidence and in
contradiction to what the Bible says
about itself where the Bible itself says
that it was inspired by

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If the Bible is "man-made," then explain THIS (you can't)

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