“So what? Why does our interpretation of the length of the creation days matter? It matters because it reveals our willingness to take God at his word and read the Scripture plainly, especially regarding doctrines deemed foolish by the world.” - Ref21
“Did the Council of Nicaea invent the divinity of Jesus? Did a group of bishops in the fourth century determine which books belonged in the Bible? These are questions that apologists Wesley Huff and Andy Steiger addressed in the latest episode of their series ‘Can I Trust the Bible?’” - C.Leaders
“Christianity is a worldview that is fundamentally word-centered. Words are central to God’s nature, purposes, and work in the Creation, Redemption, and Restoration of the world. According to Genesis 1, God spoke creation into existence.” - Breakpoint
“Are textual variants in the Greek New Testament a new thing or an old one in the church? Should Christian disagreements over them cause division? Is one or more side in this dispute heretical?” - Ward on Words
“I only have to assume is referring to Constantine and the Council of Nicaea. But there are some truly serious problems with this.” - Wes Huff
“Gavin Ortlund discusses the Protestant canon with @javierperd2604 and @CleavetoAntiquity, considering Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox objections, the testimony of church history, and more.” - Truth Unites
“Before exploring the doctrine itself, it’s worth considering: why would God choose to communicate through a book? There are several compelling reasons.” - P&D
Does the Bible sometimes seem random to you? What does Hezekiah have to do with Philemon? How is Enoch connected to Ruth? What do battles in ancient Mesopotamia have to do with the church? Is the Bible really all one story?
Here are eight proofs that the Bible is one story.
“Much confusion exists as to what biblical theology is. Various treatments of the subject posit anywhere from three to five competing definitions, some paragraphs long. Even liberal scholars have forwarded their own definition.” - BJU Seminary
“Applying sound hermeneutical principles helps believers uncover the true meaning of God’s Word and avoid misinterpretation.” - Church Leaders
