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Tag Archives: 2 Timothy 3:16
Did Jesus Confirm the Inerrancy and Historicity of the Old Testament?
While 2 Timothy 3:16-17 is the queen of all ‘proofs’ of biblical inerrancy, I would say that certain words of Jesus come in second. And, since Jesus is central to all believers, how can we ignore his words if they … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, inerrancy, Jesus, Old Testament
Tagged 2 Timothy 3:16, Book of Enoch, Book of Jude, Isaiah 61, John 10, Jonah, Jot and Tittle, Luke 4, Matthew 5, Psalm 82, Scripture cannot be broken, Tom Sawyer
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Why Do Inerrantists Think the Bible is Inerrant Anyway?
Sometimes I get the objection from inerrantists that ‘God would not leave us a defective Bible’. This assumes, of course, that God has somehow given us a ‘Bible’ in the first place. It diminishes the contributions of the individual writers … Continue reading
Posted in authority, Bible, God, inerrancy
Tagged 2 Timothy 3:16, Cornelius Van Til, Greg Bahnsen, KJV 1611, presupposition, Revelation 22
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The Bible is not Magically Inerrant: Exposing Inerrancy Proof-Texts
Inerrancy is perhaps the most obvious example of what the Bible is NOT, and I have written about it many times. But today I approach it from a different angle by examining common inerrancy proof-texts. I begin with the most … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, inerrancy, Jesus, New Testament, Old Testament, Paul
Tagged 2 Timothy 3:16, inerrancy proof-texts, John 10, Matthew 5, Romans 15
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The #2 Most Harmful Religious Belief—the Inerrant Bible
It was the worst year of my entire life! 1994 was the center of more than a year of intense pain, anguish, and depression; but I was not ill, I had a good job, and my marriage was great. It … Continue reading