paarsurrey said:
Why do the Christians accuse Jesus of writing the (whole) Bible?
While Jesus left nothing in writing, nor Jesus dictate anything to anybody. Isn't it a great sinful activity, please?
paarsurrey said:
See below:
"It is accurate to say that God wrote the Bible."
Who wrote the Bible? Did God write the Bible? How many people wrote the Bible? If God is the ultimate author of the Bible, who did He use to actually write it down?
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A more accurate understanding of what it means when some say "God wrote the Bible."
Moody believes the Bible is God's Word. The Scriptures is a divine revelation, the original autographs of which were verbally inspired by the Holy Spirit.
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We believe that the Bible is God's Word. The doctrinal statement of Moody Bible Institute affirms, "The Bible, including both the Old and New Testaments, is a divine revelation, the original autographs of which were verbally inspired by the Holy Spirit."
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Revelation is God's self-disclosure. It is God making Himself known to men.
[2] God has revealed Himself in a limited way in creation.
[3] But the Bible is a form of special revelation. The Bible is "special" revelation in the sense that it goes beyond what may be known about God through nature.
[4] It is divine in origin, since in the Bible God makes known things which otherwise could never be known.
The Bible is unique because it is God's revelation recorded in human language.
[5] According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17 the words of Scripture are "God breathed" or inspired. This implies that God is the source or origin of what is recorded in Scripture. God, through the Holy Spirit, used human authors to write what He revealed in the Bible. They were not mere copyists or transcribers. The Holy Spirit guided and controlled the writers of Scripture, who used their own vocabularies and styles but wrote only what the Holy Spirit intended.
[6] This is true only of the original manuscripts, not the copies or translations. Although the original manuscripts have been lost to us, God has preserved the biblical text to a remarkable degree.
The Bible is verbally inspired. This means that the words of the Bible, not just the ideas, were inspired. What is more, this is true of not just some, but all the words of the Bible. As a result, the Bible is free from error in what it says. Moody Bible Institute believes strongly in the factual, verbal, historical inerrancy of the Bible. That is, the Bible, in its original documents, is free from error in what it says about geography, history and science as well as in what it says about God. Its authority extends to all matters about which the Bible speaks.
[7] It is the supreme source of our knowledge of God and of the salvation provided through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.
[8] It is our indispensable resource for daily living.
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