Biblical inerrancy is under attack, and the church needs to consider carefully what it stands to lose should the doctrine be surrendered. Under the editorial oversight of John MacArthur, this anthology gathers fourteen classic essays in defense of inerrancy from the twentieth century, by writers who argued the case when it was first being contested in these terms.

Because the pieces are primary sources rather than summaries, the volume shows how the argument was actually made and answered: the relation of inspiration to inerrancy, the phenomena of Scripture, the question of autographs, and the historical testimony of the church. For pastors, students and anyone who wants the original material rather than a secondary account of a debate still running.