The Bible, some of his words more important than others

The Bible, some of his words more important than others Is every word of the Bible as important? These are the words of Moses the Ten Commandments or equal to the words of Christ and the apostles? The answer is critical, and can mislead. The Old Testament is the same in all respects with the New Testament? These are the words of the prophets on a par with the words of Jesus? The answer to this question seems absurd, but it is not, even if the answer is yes and no. But don? T be confused by this apparent conflict because it is easily explained. To explain what appears like a contradiction, you can apply to a single verse of Scripture for the answer. In 2Timothy 3:16 Bible says? All Scripture from God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. This passage clearly says that all Scripture, Old Testament and New Testament inspired. And do not say that all Scripture is of equal importance. Common sense would tell someone that the genealogies of Genesis are not as important as the words Christ spoke in the Sermon on the Mount. Most of these Christians confused. To avoid this is to understand that all Scripture is equally inspired, the Bible nowhere says that all Scripture is equally important. In it he says exactly the opposite. Let's, a bar and find out what? The inspiration of God? Timothy is speaking. Can we? T look to the liberal understanding of this problem because I am not sure that all Scripture is equally inspired. Some believe that the Bible is inspired only in spots. Hence the old saying that the liberal to inspire, so that he or she can spot the spots. For the rest of us, there are mainly two common beliefs about the inspiration. In the smaller of the two groups are those who believe that the inspiration came to men through a tool called dynamic inspiration. In short, this means that God is the only idea he had in mind or to the prophets, apostles, and let each one write or speak very idea in their own way and with their personal use of their language. The view is gaining acceptance called verbal plenary inspiration. This is God has decided that every word, every phrase, every note and all the songs from and to each person who uses it. Given the extraordinary discovery of the "Bible codes? is very difficult for anyone to think very Veer away from the idea of verbal plenary inspiration. > From the Bible teaches, most Christian scholars of the rank and file, one thing is a general agreement. We all know that the Old Testament points to the coming of the Savior and the New Testament points back to the same person. Wouldn? T, which makes it the most important person in the Bible? If so, wouldn? T follow is that his words would be the most important words in the Bible? But if any doubt remains, however, we directly to that person all the more important of the Bible, and see if it addresses the topic. Jesus has his words in a class by itself. He said that his words could be? Life? and others, like Peter in their with him. John 6:68 KJV But this? And not everything that is said about his words. He took another notch when he said that his words would be the judge of every man woman and child ever bo. Rejecteth that he accepts me, not my words, is one aimed at him the word that I spoke, he must decide in the last days. KJV John 12:48 p.m. The infinite number of words written or spoken, in this world, including the Bible, its meaning independently. The bottom line is not it? ta diatribe about how we should work with this fact is obvious there is no single, simple, but important all this? Note! The Bible, some of his words more important than others The Old Testament is the same in all respects with the New Testament? These are the words of the prophets on a par with the words of Jesus? The answer to this question seems absurd, but it is not, even if the answer is yes and no. But don? T from this apparent contradiction, because it is simply explained.To help explain what appears like a contradiction, we may be limited to a single verse of Scripture for the answer. In 2Timothy 3:16 the Bible says? All Scripture, inspired by God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. This passage clearly says that all Scripture, Old Testament and New Testament inspired. And do not say that all Scripture is of equal importance. Common sense tell someone that the genealogies of Genesis say, are not as important as the words Christ spoke in the Sermon on the Mount. Most of these Christians confused. To avoid this is to understand that all Scripture is equally inspired, at any point on the Bible says that all Scripture is equally important. In reality it is very opposite.Let? S, a bar and find out what? The inspiration of God? Timothy is speaking. Can we? T Liberals look for a common understanding on this issue, because you are not sure that all Scripture is equally inspired. Some believe that the Bible is inspired only in spots. Hence the old saying that the liberal to inspire, so that he or she can spot the spots. For the rest of us, there are mainly two common beliefs about the inspiration. In the smaller of the two groups are those who believe that the inspiration came to men through a tool called dynamic inspiration. In short, this means that God is the only message that he had in mind about the prophets and the apostles, and let everyone write or talk about the idea so much to them and their use of their language. The view is widely accepted plenary verbal inspiration. This is that God has chosen each and every word, every phrase, every note and every title and every person that uses it. Given the extraordinary discovery of the "Bible codes? It 'very difficult for anyone to think very Veer away from the idea of the plenary session of the minutes inspiration.From leaed scholar of the Christian Bible, between the rows, one thing is a general agreement. We all know that the Old Testament points to the coming of the Savior and the New Testament points back to the same person. Wouldn? T, which was the most important person in the Bible? If so, wouldn? T, who said to be the most important words in the Bible? But if any doubt remains, we go directly to these important person in the Bible and see if you remember the subject. Jesus's words in a class by itself. He said that his words could be? Life? and others, like Peter on their agreement with him. John 6:68 KJV But this? It is not all that he says of his words. He took another notch when he said that his words would be the judge of every man woman and child ever bo. Rejecteth that had me and my words are not receiving, is one aimed at him the word that I have spoken will judge him in recent days. John 12:48 p.m. KJVOf the infinite number of words written or spoken, in this world, including the Bible, its meaning independently. The bottom line is not it? Ta diatribe on how to deal with this fact is obvious there is no single, simple, but important all this? Note! Rev Bresciani has written many articles over the last thirty years in such periodicals as Guideposts and Catholic Digest. He is the author of two books on Amazon.com, Alibris, Baes and Noble and many other places. Rev Bresciani has written? Hook Line and Sinker or what has your church teaches? Editor, Post America of Baltimore MD. He also wrote a book published by Xulon Press entitled? An American Prophet and his message, the questions and answers to the second coming of Christ. This book is perhaps the clearest treatment of this theme, since Hal Lindsey The Late Great Planet Earth. Rev Bresciani? Website, are just some of the Bible, the word more important than others The Old Testament is the same in all respects with the New Testament? These are the words of the prophets on a par with the words of Jesus? The answer to this question seems absurd, but it is not, even if the answer is yes and no. But don? T from this apparent contradiction, because it is simply explained.To help explain what appears like a contradiction, we may be limited to a single verse of Scripture for the answer. In 2Timothy 3:16 the Bible says? All Scripture, inspired by God and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. This passage clearly says that all Scripture, Old Testament and New Testament inspired. And do not say that all Scripture is of equal importance. Common sense tell someone that the genealogies of Genesis say, are not as important as the words Christ spoke in the Sermon on the Mount. Most of these Christians confused. To avoid this is to understand that all Scripture is equally inspired, at any point on the Bible says that all Scripture is equally important. In reality it is very opposite.Let? S, a bar and find out what? The inspiration of God? Timothy is speaking. Can we? T Liberals look for a common understanding on this issue, because you are not sure that all Scripture is equally inspired. Some believe that the Bible is inspired only in spots. Hence the old saying that the liberal to inspire, so that he or she can spot the spots. For the rest of us, there are mainly two common beliefs about the inspiration. In the smaller of the two groups are those who believe that the inspiration came to men through a tool called dynamic inspiration. In short, this means that God is the only message that he had in mind about the prophets and the apostles, and let everyone write or talk about the idea so much to them and their use of their language. The view is widely accepted plenary verbal inspiration. This is that God has chosen each and every word, every phrase, every note and every title and every person that uses it. Given the extraordinary discovery of the "Bible codes? It 'very difficult for anyone to think very Veer away from the idea of the plenary session of the minutes inspiration.From leaed scholar of the Christian Bible, between the rows, one thing is a general agreement. We all know that the Old Testament points to the coming of the Savior and the New Testament points back to the same person. Wouldn? T, which was the most important person in the Bible? If so, wouldn? T, who said to be the most important words in the Bible? But if any doubt remains, we go directly to these important person in the Bible and see if you remember the subject. Jesus's words in a class by itself. He said that his words could be? Life? and others, like Peter on their agreement with him. John 6:68 KJV But this? It is not all that he says of his words. He took another notch when he said that his words would be the judge of every man woman and child ever bo. Rejecteth that had me and my words are not receiving, is one aimed at him the word that I have spoken will judge him in recent days. John 12:48 p.m. KJVOf the infinite number of words written or spoken, in this world, including the Bible, its meaning independently. The bottom line is not it? Ta diatribe on how to deal with this fact is obvious there is no single, simple, but important all this? Note! Rev Bresciani has written many articles over the last thirty years in such periodicals as Guideposts and Catholic Digest. He is the author of two books on Amazon.com, Alibris, Baes and Noble and many other places. Rev Bresciani has written? Hook Line and Sinker or what has your church teaches? Editor, Post America of Baltimore MD. He also wrote a book published by Xulon Press entitled? An American Prophet and his message, the questions and answers to the second coming of Christ. This book is perhaps the clearest treatment of this theme, since Hal Lindsey The Late Great Planet Earth. Rev Bresciani? Site,