"Can We Trust the Bible?" by Edward D. Andrews is a bold and incisive exploration into the divine origin and enduring authority of Jehovah’s inspired Word. This masterful work invites readers to delve into the compelling evidence that the Scriptures are far more than ancient records—they are a living guide that continues to shape hearts and transform lives. Andrews presents a clear, logical investigation into the historical reliability, prophetic accuracy, and practical wisdom embedded within the Bible, offering thoughtful answers to questions that have challenged skeptics for centuries.

Drawing on a literal translation philosophy and the objective historical‐grammatical method of interpretation, this book examines how the Old and New Testament canons were formed under divine guidance and have been preserved unaltered through millennia. With meticulous care, Andrews reveals how every scroll, every prophecy, and every command testifies to the unchanging nature of Jehovah’s truth. From the earliest days of creation and the unfolding of human history to the modern challenges of an ever-changing world, the Bible stands as the unwavering standard of truth—a beacon of hope and direction for all who earnestly seek its wisdom.

This work is more than an academic study; it is an invitation to personal investigation. It challenges each reader to test the claims of Scripture against the light of reason and the evidence of history, and in doing so, to discover the transformative power of living in accordance with Jehovah’s Word. Edward D. Andrews, author of more than 220 books, provides a robust defense of the Bible that is accessible, engaging, and profoundly transformative. Whether you are seeking clarity on matters of faith, guidance in everyday living, or assurance in a world of shifting values, "Can We Trust the Bible?" offers the answers you have been searching for.