The chain of custody for the New Testament
Cold-Case Christianity — J. Warner Wallace·Cold-Case Christianity — J. Warner Wallace·20:15
This presentation explores the concept of a 'chain of custody' for the New Testament, similar to how evidence is tracked in criminal trials. It examines the historical transmission of biblical texts through the writings of early church leaders who were students of the apostles, demonstrating how the core message of Jesus remained consistent despite variations in manuscripts.
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