Jesus affirmed the absolute authority, inspiration, and reliability of the Scriptures, using them to teach and fulfill prophecy throughout His ministry.
Jesus’ View of the Bible: An Examination of His Perspective on Scripture
Christ’s Exaltation and Present Reign
The exaltation of Jesus signifies his supreme authority, achieved through resurrection, emphasizing his reign over the church and creation.
The Masoretic Text: Origins, Development, and Authority in Old Testament Textual Transmission
The Masoretic Text, meticulously preserved by Jewish scribes, is foundational for both Jewish and Christian biblical studies.
The Sovereignty of God
The text explains God's sovereignty, emphasizing His authority, the balance with human responsibility, and the purpose of free will in creation.
How Do We Know That the Bible Is the Word of God?
The Bible’s divine origin is supported by its claims, unity, fulfilled prophecies, historical accuracy, transformative power, and preservation.
Relativism: The Collapse of Moral and Epistemological Absolutes and the Biblical Response
Relativism challenges biblical authority by promoting subjective truth, undermining moral absolutes and the objective nature of God’s revealed truth.
Moral Law: A Biblical and Theological Analysis of Its Nature, Permanence, and Authority
The article discusses the moral law's universality and its grounding in God's character, contrasting it with ceremonial and civil laws, affirming its relevance for all humanity.
Modern Liberalism and Its Assault on Biblical Authority
Modern liberal theology diverges from orthodox Christianity, undermining core doctrines and prioritizing human experience over biblical authority and inerrancy.
The Inerrancy of the Bible: A Rational Defense of the Trustworthiness of Scripture
The article defends biblical inerrancy, affirming Scripture's divine truthfulness, historical accuracy, and reliability against modern critical theology.
Feminism and the Bible: An Analysis of Feminist Theology’s Reinterpretation of Christian Doctrine and Authority
The modern feminist movement intersects with Christian theology, critiquing biblical authority and advocating for theological reinterpretation, challenging traditional doctrines significantly.
