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Objections to Confessional Bibliology – 2

Manuscript Variations in the Ecclesiastical Text: How Do We Know Which Readings Are Correct? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Introduction When we talk about Bible manuscripts—hand-copied versions of biblical books—we often hear about…

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John Owen On Holy Scriptures – A Review

1. Bibliographic Information Title : The Works of John Owen, Volume 16 Author : John Owen 1616–1683 Publisher/Edition : Various printings exist; most modern reproductions follow the Banner of Truth Trust’s 16-volume…

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Doctrine of the Canon Part 2

Scripture as Divine Self-Revelation—Why Canon Matters Article 2 Series 1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction The assertion that Scripture is divine self-revelation lies at the heart of historic Christian theology. It means that…

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Providential Preservation Series Part 2

Article 2: Biblical Foundations for Preservation – Key Scriptures on God’s Promise to Preserve His Word ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Introduction Few doctrines in Christian theology hinge so obviously upon Scripture’s own statements as…

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Doctrine of Inspiration Part 2

Article 2: Scripture as ‘Holy Letters’—Getting to Know Theopneustia When the apostle Paul, in his second letter to Timothy, wrote the phrase “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God,” he likely…

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