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The Holy Ghost, the Church, and Recognition of the Text

God gives his Word; the Holy Ghost bears witness to that Word; and the church receives it. That order is neither accidental nor reversible.

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The Bible Is Not Like Any Other Ancient Book

One sentence governs much of modern textual criticism: For the purposes of critical study, the Bible must be treated like any other ancient book.

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The Strange Case of the Inconsistent Mr. White

In a previous post, James White denies the existence of Scripture, I pointed out that Mr. White's denial of an objective, universal, invariant standard was the logical equivalent of one denying the existence of Scripture. Now of course I am sure his…

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Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 1 Part 2

Article 2: The Necessity of Scripture: Why God Spoke in Writing WCF 1.1 The second article in this series focuses on the opening paragraph of the Westminster Confession of Faith WCF 1.1 , which unequivocally affirms the necessity of Holy Scripture. By…

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