The Bible presents itself as God-breathed Scripture, authoritative in its words, preserved for faith, doctrine, obedience, and hope.
What the Bible Says About Its Own Inspiration
Matthew 4:4: Preserving the Precision and Authority of “Every Word” from the Mouth of God
Matthew 4:4 must retain “word”—not paraphrase it as “message” or “everything God says.” Jesus affirms the authority of each spoken word from God’s mouth.
The Book Writing Process of the New Testament: Authors and Early Christian Scribes
The post discusses how the apostle Paul wrote letters using a scribe, Tertius, emphasizing the importance of scribes in conveying God's message. It also outlines the inspiration and textual preservation of the Bible.
