BURIED SCRIPTURE
How the Roman Catholic Church Replaced God's Word with Tradition
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For over a millennium, the Word of God was buried beneath the weight of man-made tradition, ecclesiastical decrees, and papal dominance. From 500 to 1500 C.E., the Roman Catholic Church systematically obscured the Scriptures—locking them in Latin, condemning their translation, and replacing their authority with that of councils, creeds, and a corrupt hierarchy.
BURIED SCRIPTURE confronts this historical reality head-on. Edward D. Andrews, author of over 220 books and a leading conservative biblical scholar, exposes how Rome silenced the Bible and elevated tradition above truth. This is not a work of theological diplomacy. It is a bold and unapologetic defense of sola Scriptura—the truth that the Bible alone is the final authority in all matters of faith and doctrine.
In this thoroughly documented and theologically grounded volume, Andrews traces the rise of papal power, the suppression of Scripture, and the courageous efforts of Reformers who reclaimed the buried Word of God for the people. The book unearths the historical mechanisms Rome used to replace Scripture with tradition and challenges modern readers to once again submit fully to the inspired, inerrant Word of God.
Whether you are a student of church history, a pastor, or a Christian committed to truth over tradition, BURIED SCRIPTURE is a timely and essential call to return to the authority of the Bible—and to reject every rival that would dare to take its place.