Supernatural Evidence

Authority of ScripturesSteve Gregg
In "Supernatural Evidence," Steve Gregg argues that while subjective experiences can be helpful in understanding the Bible, objective evidence is required to establish its credibility as the word of God. Supernatural evidence, such as the fulfillment of prophecies, transcends subjective experience and confirms the inspiration of the Bible from God's direct divine intervention. Gregg discusses the challenge of proving the veracity of a religion through supernatural events, but emphasizes that the accuracy and consistency of biblical prophecies provide strong evidence of divine inspiration.
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