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DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 363

DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 363

SCRIPTURES COME WITH THE AUTHORITY OF GOD, PART 1. Scriptures come with the authority of God. Millard J. Erickson says: “By the authority of the Bible we mean that the Bible, as the expression of God’s will to us, possesses the right supremely to define what we are to...
DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 362

DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 362

INSPIRATION AND INERRANCY OF SCRIPTURES, PART 3. According to Erickson, “the inerrancy of Scripture is the doctrine that the Bible is fully truthful in all of its teachings.”1 The view I stand for is ‘limited inerrancy’ which regards the Bible as inerrant and...
DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 361

DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 361

INSPIRATION AND INERRANCY OF SCRIPTURES, PART 2. To answer how and when was the canon of the Bible put together, an audio online source had the following to say: The term ‘canon’ is used to describe the books that are divinely inspired and therefore belong in the...
DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 360

DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 360

THE PARABLE OF THE GREAT SUPPER (LUKE 14:15-24)! In this parable the focus is on the call to a banquet meal and the various possible responses that may be given to the invitation. According to Brad H. Young1 “only one response is acceptable in the case of the banquet....
DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 359

DEVOTIONAL REFLECTION 359

INSPIRATION AND INERRANCY OF SCRIPTURES, PART 1. I stand for the view that the Scriptures were inspired by the divine breath of God and also for their inerrancy in that they are fully truthful in all of their teaching. Millard J. Erickson says: “ By inspiration of...