Hidden in Plain View

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The concept of undesigned coincidences serves as a key argument for the historical reliability of the New Testament, highlighting subtle connections between texts that suggest the authors had firsthand knowledge of the events described. By examining these links within the Gospels and between Acts and the Pauline epistles, the book posits that they originate from credible eyewitness sources. Written accessibly yet grounded in thorough research, this work offers Christians compelling evidence to support the authenticity of their Scriptures and the truth of their faith.