The Word of God Came – 1 Samuel 3:21-4:1a
The word of God came to his inspired prophets and apostles. And they have passed that word on to us through their writings in the Bible.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
The word of God came to his inspired prophets and apostles. And they have passed that word on to us through their writings in the Bible.
The Bible is a collection of writings with human authors, but inspired by God, truthful in its teaching, and authoritative for the believer.
From the human perspective, the Bible is a diverse collection of literature written over a long period of time. From a divine perspective, it is the authoritative guide to faith and practice.
If the Bible is indeed the divinely inspired word of God to us, is the human authorship of the Bible important? Does it matter if Moses wrote the Torah?
The Scripture is given to us by God to train us in the Christian life and to equip us for service in the kingdom. It’s up to us to use it.
Can we have any assurance in the reliability of the New Testament texts. That what we have today is the same as what was written 2000 years ago?
Is the story of creation in Genesis incompatible with the Big Bang? While some advocate they are, I do not believe that to be the case.