The B-I-B-L-E
Rex Yancey
Hebrews 4:12
An unknown author wrote the following poem about the veracity of the Bible.
I find the Lord in the Bible
Wherever I chance to look;
He is the theme of the Bible,
The Center and Heart of the Book.
He is the Rose of Sharon;
He is the Lily fair
Whenever I open the Bible
The Lord of the Bible is there.
He, at the Book's beginning,
Gave to the earth its form;
He is the Ark of shelter,
Bearing the brunt of the storm;
The burning Bush of the desert,
The Budding of Aaron's rod;
Whenever I look in the Bible,
I see the Son of God.
The Ram upon Mount Moriah;
The ladder from earth to sky;
The scarlet Cord in the window;
And the Serpent lifted high;
The smitten Rock in the desert;
The Shepherd with staff and crook;
The face of my Lord I discover
Whenever I open the Book
The Bible IS the inspired Word of God. It has been breathed out from the very heart of God. He oversaw the writing of the entire Book. He made sure that only what He intended and nothing but what He intended be found in it. We can take confidence in the veracity of Scriptures.
The Bible has been given inspired titles. It is called the Word of God. This title speaks of both the written Word and the incarnate Word. The only revelation we have of incarnate Word is in the written Word and the incarnate Word always leads us to an appreciation of the written Word.
1. THE BIBLE IS DIVINE IN ITS ORIGIN.
Forty different authors wrote the Scriptures over a period of 1600 years. They were human instruments that were used to record God's Word. However, God was the author. It was printed on paper in many languages and divided into many chapters. But from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22 it is the Word of God.
It was written under Divine authority and Divine supervision. He overruled in all the words that are written in the Bible.
Without question, The Bible is a unique book; 2 Timothy 3:16, 2 Peter 1:21.
2. THE BIBLE IS LIVING IN ITS NATURE.
The writer of ...
Rex Yancey
Hebrews 4:12
An unknown author wrote the following poem about the veracity of the Bible.
I find the Lord in the Bible
Wherever I chance to look;
He is the theme of the Bible,
The Center and Heart of the Book.
He is the Rose of Sharon;
He is the Lily fair
Whenever I open the Bible
The Lord of the Bible is there.
He, at the Book's beginning,
Gave to the earth its form;
He is the Ark of shelter,
Bearing the brunt of the storm;
The burning Bush of the desert,
The Budding of Aaron's rod;
Whenever I look in the Bible,
I see the Son of God.
The Ram upon Mount Moriah;
The ladder from earth to sky;
The scarlet Cord in the window;
And the Serpent lifted high;
The smitten Rock in the desert;
The Shepherd with staff and crook;
The face of my Lord I discover
Whenever I open the Book
The Bible IS the inspired Word of God. It has been breathed out from the very heart of God. He oversaw the writing of the entire Book. He made sure that only what He intended and nothing but what He intended be found in it. We can take confidence in the veracity of Scriptures.
The Bible has been given inspired titles. It is called the Word of God. This title speaks of both the written Word and the incarnate Word. The only revelation we have of incarnate Word is in the written Word and the incarnate Word always leads us to an appreciation of the written Word.
1. THE BIBLE IS DIVINE IN ITS ORIGIN.
Forty different authors wrote the Scriptures over a period of 1600 years. They were human instruments that were used to record God's Word. However, God was the author. It was printed on paper in many languages and divided into many chapters. But from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22 it is the Word of God.
It was written under Divine authority and Divine supervision. He overruled in all the words that are written in the Bible.
Without question, The Bible is a unique book; 2 Timothy 3:16, 2 Peter 1:21.
2. THE BIBLE IS LIVING IN ITS NATURE.
The writer of ...
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