What proves the Bible is supernatural and that God is its author?
The Bible is shown to be supernatural because the Scriptures, written thousands of years earlier by men totally unaware of the Church Age, still fit together beautifully. Such alignment could not happen unless God Himself were the author, making this a proof positive of the book's divine origin.
Les explains that when you see how all this fits so beautifully—written thousands of years before by men totally unaware of the Church Age, and yet it all fits—it forces the question, How could it if God hadn't been the author? He calls this another proof positive that this book is supernatural. He then goes back to the Old Testament, to Exodus chapter 12, where Israel was suffering under Egyptian slavery, Pharaoh told Moses never to come back, and God gave Moses and Israel instructions for the Passover lamb: a male of the first year without blemish, from the sheep or goats, kept until the fourteenth day. All Israel was to have a Passover lamb at their disposal.
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What proves the Bible is supernatural?
The beautiful fit of Scripture, written by men unaware of the Church Age, proves the Bible is supernatural and God is its author.