| To non believers and carnal beings, the
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| | church, individual judgment, experience,
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| Word of God is insignificant to them and
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| | practicality or conformity to other
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| their lives. These people falsely
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| | beliefs or knowledge.The Bible consists
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| challenge the infallibility and
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| | by definition of all written material
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| truthfulness of the Bible, by suggesting
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| | which is inspired by God.The Bible
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| that it is merely a collection of human
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| | received entry as they were recognized by
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| written essays, letters and laws,
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| | Christian consensus to be inspired, and
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| combined together to form a book that
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| | that the composition was not of the
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| controls weak and foolish people.To
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| | church's making.The inspired Bible is the
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| faithful believers, the Word of God is
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| | 39 commonly received books of the Old
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| The Holy Bible. It was written by men
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| | Testament and the 27 books of the New
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| divinely inspired and is God's revelation
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| | Testament, each as they were originally
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| of Himself to man. It is a perfect
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| | composed.The order of books is of little
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| treasure of divine instruction. It has
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| | or no help in biblical interpretation.The
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| God for its author, salvation for its
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| | words contained within the Bible are all
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| end, and truth, without any mixture of
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| | equally inspired and true, and are on the
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| error, for its matter. Therefore, all
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| | same level of inspiration and
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| Scripture is totally true and
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| | truthfulness as the words spoken by Jesus
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| trustworthy. It reveals the principles by
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| | Himself.Biblical revelation is
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| which God judges us, and therefore is,
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| | progressive: while the quality of
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| and will remain to the end of the world,
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| | revelation never changed, the quantity
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| the true center of Christian union, and
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| | increased, so that the fullest revelation
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| the supreme standard by which all human
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| | comes with the completion of the later
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| conduct, creeds, and religious opinions
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| | parts of the New Testament.The Bible is
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| should be tried.The Bible, in it's
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| | completely inerrant, meaning that
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| entirety and as originally composed, is
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| | everything it asserts explicitly or
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| the Word of God written.In every detail,
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| | implicitly, on any subject, is true in
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| both the form and content of the Bible
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| | the sense intended by the LORD GOD.The
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| are inspired by God and essential to the
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| | believer's confidence in the Spirit's
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| message of the Bible.We declare that the
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| | authorship of the Bible should derive
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| assertions of the Bible are absolutely
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| | from the internal conviction of the Holy
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| true regardless of the distances of time
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| | Spirit Himself, rather than from human
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| and culture.Any copy of the Bible is
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| | authority, tradition, intuition, personal
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| profitable and remains the inerrant,
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| | appeal, or evidence.The doctrine of the
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| infallible Word of God, to the extent
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| | complete inerrancy of the Bible as
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| that its translation communicates clearly
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| | originally written is absolutely
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| and accurately the meaning intended by
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| | essential to any theology which would
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| the words of the authors of the Hebrew,
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| | call itself Christian, and that anything
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| Aramaic and Greek texts at the time they
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| | short of this is heresy and unbelief, and
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| were written.The Bible is the only
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| | tends toward the destruction of
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| authoritative source for Christian faith
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| | faith.Perceived inconsistencies or
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| and practice, and it is the supreme
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| | inaccuracies in the words or meanings of
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| standard by which all human conduct,
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| | the Bible are the reader's
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| creeds, and opinions of any kind should
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| | misperceptions.It is a worthwhile task to
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| be tried.There is no realm of life,
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| | discover the resolutions of such apparent
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| belief, or investigation over which the
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| | errors, but that some may be beyond
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| Bible does not have supreme authority.The
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| | present human discovery, and that in any
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| authority of the Bible derives solely
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| | case it is unnecessary to resolve these
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| from the fact that it has God as its
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| | conflicts to be confident of the complete
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| author, and not from recognition by any
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| | truthfulness of the Bible.
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