On Reliable Ground : on the origins and authority of the New Testament / G. van den Brink.

2^e print : Thorn: Center for Bible Research, 2020.

The fact that God has made Himself known through written documents is a cause for critical questions and even skepticism for many.
Do we still have the original manuscripts?
Why is it that Old Testament quotations in the New Testament often differ from the Old Testament text known to us, and what then is the authority of such a quotation?
According to what rules of explanation did the apostles work, and is their evidence still convincing to us, or are they engaging in sophistry?
Why do the current 27 books constitute the New Testament and not a few more or fewer?
To all these questions and many more the author addresses and regularly comes up with answers and proposals that have been little elaborated even in international theological publications.

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