Understanding the Inspiration of Scriptures and its Significance
Exploring the essential nature of scriptures and the concept of inspiration, this content delves into the divine origin of scriptural writings. Through examples and explanations, it showcases how the scriptures are considered God-breathed and the role of prophets in transmitting divine messages.
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http://absentjustice.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Writing-Script1.jpghttp://absentjustice.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Writing-Script1.jpg 2 Timothy 3:16 Why Are The Scriptures Essential? What Kind Of Inspiration?
What Do You Mean By INSPIRATION? All SCRIPTURE (graphe) writings are GOD-BREATHED (theo-neustos)
What Do You Mean By INSPIRATION? All SCRIPTURE (graphe) writings are GOD-BREATHED (theo-neustos) God s inspiration is verbal inspiration God s words are in the lips of the prophets and their pens (Jer. 1:7, 9; Ex. 4:12, 15-16; 7:1; Jer. 31:33-34; Heb. 10:15-17) I have put my words in thy mouth
What Do You Mean By INSPIRATION? All SCRIPTURE (graphe) writings are GOD-BREATHED (theo-neustos) God s inspiration is verbal inspiration God s words are in the lips of the prophets and their pens (Jer. 1:7, 9; Ex. 4:12, 15-16; 7:1; Jer. 31:33-34; Heb. 10:15-17) I have put my words in thy mouth he shall be to thee a mouth, thou shalt be to him as God
What Do You Mean By INSPIRATION? All SCRIPTURE (graphe) writings are GOD-BREATHED (theo-neustos) God s inspiration is verbal inspiration God s words are in the lips of the prophets and their pens (Jer. 1:7, 9; Ex. 4:12, 15-16; 7:1; Jer. 31:33-34; Heb. 10:15-17) I have put my words in thy mouth he shall be to thee a mouth, thou shalt be to him as God What Jeremiah wrote Holy Spirit said
https://goldenstate.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/geoff-hunt-hms-artemis-in-gr-so-oc.jpghttps://goldenstate.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/geoff-hunt-hms-artemis-in-gr-so-oc.jpg 2 Peter 1:21, Acts 27:15,17
https://goldenstate.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/geoff-hunt-hms-artemis-in-gr-so-oc.jpghttps://goldenstate.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/geoff-hunt-hms-artemis-in-gr-so-oc.jpg 2 Peter 1:21, Acts 27:15,17 Not man s understanding and man s expounding (Mk. 4:34, I Peter 1:10-12) Holy Spirit is the Source
New Testament Inspired Scripture Paul s letters are other scriptures of the same character inspired of God (2 Peter 3:16).
New Testament Inspired Scripture Paul s letters are other scriptures of the same character inspired of God (2 Peter 3:16). Paul and apostles spoke words which the Holy Spirit teaches, not what man teaches (I Cor. 2:7-13).
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TRAINING IN RIGHTEOUSSNESS EVERY GOOD WORK PROFITABLE FOR IGNORANCE PROFITABLE FOR CONSCIENCE AND CORRECTION
THEREFORECONTINUE The lost will see the godly character of those teaching them (v. 14, 2 Tim. 1:5).
THEREFORECONTINUE The lost will see the godly character of those teaching them (v. 14, 2 Tim. 1:5). The Old Testament Scriptures point to Christ thus making those we are teaching wise unto salvation (v. 15, Isa. 53).
THEREFORECONTINUE The lost will see the godly character of those teaching them (v. 14, 2 Tim. 1:5). The Old Testament Scriptures point to Christ thus making those we are teaching wise unto salvation (v. 15, Isa. 53). The authority behind your teaching is the very words that God has breathed.
THEREFORECONTINUE The lost will see the godly character of those teaching them (v. 14, 2 Tim. 1:5). The Old Testament Scriptures point to Christ thus making those we are teaching wise unto salvation (v. 15, Isa. 53). The authority behind your teaching is the very word that God has breathed. You never need to go beyond Scripture in knowing how to live a godly life filled with good works (Col. 2:6-7).
