The Bible And Its Critics, by Edward Garbett, presents a detailed enquiry into the objective reality of revealed truths. Originally delivered as the Boyle Lectures for 1861, this work engages with the burgeoning field of biblical criticism prevalent during the Victorian era. Garbett meticulously addresses the challenges posed by contemporary skeptical views, offering a robust defense of the Bible's divine authority and historical accuracy.

Through careful analysis and reasoned argumentation, Garbett explores the relationship between faith and reason, science and scripture, providing a valuable resource for those seeking to understand and defend the Bible's enduring relevance. This edition preserves the intellectual rigor and historical context of Garbett's original lectures, making it an essential read for scholars and anyone interested in the historical debates surrounding biblical interpretation.

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