In "Wave of Scepticism and the Rock of Truth," Matthew Henry Habershon addresses critical questions surrounding the authority and veracity of the New Testament. This compelling work delves into Christian evidences, offering a reasoned defense against skepticism. Habershon explores the foundations of Biblical authority, providing insights into the historical and theological contexts of the New Testament.

A valuable resource for students of theology, Christian apologetics, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Bible, particularly the New Testament. This book falls under the categories of Religion, Biblical Studies, and Christian Theology, making it a significant contribution to the field. Habershon's work remains relevant for those grappling with questions of faith and seeking solid ground amidst doubt.

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