Is The Canon Of The Bible Is True?

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Everything about the Bible is questioned constantly by believers and nonbelievers. Bibliology discusses topics such as inerrancy, inspiration, and illumination. The Bible is looked at not only as a source for wisdom and meditation but an authoritative source. The authority behind the Bible is God. Scripture was “God-breathed” and “God-Inspired”. Handwritten by human authors which sometimes may leave people to question if it is truly the word of God or not. Prior to introducing evidence that proves scriptures are written by God, one other truth must be established, which is God exists. No human could do the things he has done in and through lives. Scriptures are commonly used as evidence, advice or just plain knowledge. The question that seems to be attached to the previous statement is “What leads you to believe this is true?”. The Canon of the Bible is believed to be entirely to true by myself and many others because not only has it been used consistently among the churches but also Jesus used it while he walked our earth. The term Inspiration has come to be used to refer to Scripture as God-breathed words spoke through human authors. Inspiration brings about the concepts of divine authors and double …show more content…

Some individuals spoke words that weren’t of God. The context of the Bible allows believers and readers of this text to comprehend if a person is talking for Scripture/God or if it is from their flesh. The divine author of Scripture is a God who speaks nothing but truth and is incapable of speaking lies. 2 verses highlight the truth quality of God and his word. The first verse is Numbers 23:19, “God is not human, that he should lie, not a human being, that he should change his mind. Does he speak and then not act? Does he promise and not fulfill?” Numbers 23:19 explicitly says that God is not human, therefore he cannot be of the flesh and do the sinful acts that we

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