Category Archives: Bibliology

What the Bible is, and how we got it.

I Guess Oldest is Only Best When We Want it to Be

Posted on 18 April, 2012 by

When you don’t rely on God’s revealed truth, but instead make yourself the only authority for your own evidence-immune theory, you epitomise Self-Reliance. Continue reading →

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The “Best Manuscripts” are Sloppy Copies (???)

Posted on 3 April, 2012 by

Welcome to the manuscript version of the sinner’s excuse! “Sure, I’m bad, but no worse than the guy next door.” Continue reading →

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The Unity of Scripture — The “Analogy of Faith”

Posted on 21 March, 2012 by

Thus, the “Analogy of Faith”, in applying the unity of Scripture, does not just protect us against contradictory interpretations. It also can help guide us to the right interpretation, and help us to fine-tune that interpretation by seeing how a particular passage of Scripture fits into the unified whole. Continue reading →

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The Unity of Scripture — It All Matters

Posted on 20 March, 2012 by

Every part of it is needed to understand His love, man’s rebellion, and how that loving relationship is supposed to function. The Scriptures are One Book. It all matters. Continue reading →

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The Unity of Scripture

Posted on 16 March, 2012 by

So, what is the story of the Bible? It is the story of God’s love, the story of THE SAVIOUR who gave His life that we might live in love with Him forever. Continue reading →

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YOUR Canon of Scripture

Posted on 7 March, 2012 by

YOUR canon of Scripture is different. Yours is the part you read, study, believe, and obey. Continue reading →

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The Canon of Scripture

Posted on 5 March, 2012 by

Church councils could, at their very best (and they weren’t always at their best), only reflect what God’s people already knew — these twenty-seven books, Matthew through Revelation, were given by God through the apostles and are His inspired Word. Continue reading →

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