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    The Book

    As Christians, we believe the Bible is inspired by God, the very word of God, without error, the sole infallible rule of faith for all Christian life, practice, and doctrine. The word “Bible” means “the book.” Its very title makes the claim that irrespective of whatever else you read, only the Bible is ‘THE BOOK’ because of its Divine authorship.

    2 Timothy 3:16 says, “All Scripture is God breathed…”

    Jesus Himself had this high view of Scripture. In quoting from the book of Genesis, Jesus said, “…have you not read what was spoken to you by God…” (Matt. 22:31)

    But… the Bible would say this kind of thing, wouldn’t it?

    All religions and cults claim that their sacred book is inspired. Is there any objective evidence we can point to that would show the Bible to be of a supernatural origin, or certainly more than a book filled with the thoughts and opinions of mere mortal men?

    Here’s just a couple of evidences that support the Bible’s claim to being the Word of God, so that we can believe it, beyond doubt. - JS

    Posted by John Samson on February 25, 2011 11:16 AM

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