hermeneutics 3 things (And If You Miss Them, You Will Misunderstand It Terribly.) There are a number of different approaches taken by those who read the Bible. Many of those approaches are errant and only lead to more error. Among the approaches taken is the approach of declaring that the Bible is either morally … Continue reading Three Things The Bible Does
The Unity Of The Bible
The Unity Of The Bible “And beginning at Moses and all the prophets, he expounded unto them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself.” (Luke 24:27) God Is God Of Order From the very beginning, when we read of God creating all things, we see that God is orderly. Though the earth was … Continue reading The Unity Of The Bible
A Brief Look At The New Testament Use of The Old Testament
A Brief Look At The New Testament Use of The Old Testament In my time of studying the Bible I have often wondered about the New Testament use of the Old Testament. Of special concern were Matthew 2:11-15 and Galatians 3:16. Did the New Testament writers use some sort of Holy Ghost exegesis that led … Continue reading A Brief Look At The New Testament Use of The Old Testament
Jesus’ View of The Scriptures
Jesus View of The Scriptures “The Pharisees also came unto him, tempting him, and saying unto him, Is it lawful for a man to put away his wife for every cause? And he answered and said unto them, Have ye not read, that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female, … Continue reading Jesus’ View of The Scriptures
Biblical Inerrancy: Of Truth And Morality
6 God Scrip Inerr 2.docx In a previous article I spoke of God as the source of truth and the ultimate standard of truth. We all live as if this were true, whether we accept the foregoing statement as true or not. We live by a standard of truth and expect others to live … Continue reading Biblical Inerrancy: Of Truth And Morality
Presuppositions And Biblical Inerrancy
5 God Scrip Inerr 1.docx "In apologetic argument, as in everything else we do, we must presuppose the truth of God's Word. We either accept God's authority or we do not, and not to do so is sin"[1] It is supposed by some that we cannot and should not approach any issue with presuppositions. … Continue reading Presuppositions And Biblical Inerrancy
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