Al Provost

Is The Bible Necessary? Al Provost

Can the Bible Be Defended?







An intriguing attempt to eliminate the printing and distribution of the Bible anywhere in the world is the pivotal theme of this novel. The antagonists of the Holy Scripture in this book are varied, but they represent powerful and well-funded individuals and organizations. These adversaries' choice of weapon to destroy the Bible is a common one--the lawsuit.



The first two chapters provide background information before the in-depth jury trial begins. Then mystical events add to the heightened atmosphere surrounding these proceedings. What arguments will the prosecuting attorney use in his line of attack? How will the unorthodox defense attorney counter the onslaught of accusations? What will the witnesses, pro and con, have to say? Will the verdict be what the reader expects or not? How will the whole world, which is watching, react? What about the Bible? Can it speak for itself? Is the Bible and the gospel message really necessary in our science-based, technological world, where most people do their own thing?



Proverbs 21:2 (NKJV) says, "Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, But the Lord weighs the hearts." What are the consequences of a world without God's Word? Or without God? Hopefully, the answers to these questions and others will be provided to your satisfaction in this book. For even though it is a fiction novel, there are many references to nonfictional truths.
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