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Authority Of The Bible
1. Since the Bible was written by men, critics doubt its authenticity (truthfulness) and its
inerrancy (lack of error). What do the following writers indicate about the origin of their
words?
a. Joshua - Joshua 1:1
b. Jeremiah - Jeremiah 1:1-2; 2:1
c. David - 2 Samuel 23:2
d. Ezekiel - Ezekiel 1:2-3; 2:1; 3:1; 6:1
e. Isaiah - Isaiah 42:5; 43:1
f. Paul - 1 Corinthians 11:23
2. What does Peter say about the authority of the Word? (2 Peter 1:21)
About his own writings (2 Peter 1:16-19)?
About Paul’s writings (2 Peter 3:15-16)?
3. How did Christ lend His authority to the validity of the Old Testament?
Luke 24:25-27 John 5:39,46-47
4. The Genesis account of the creation of man, as well as other supernatural events
described in the Bible, are being attacked by those who wish to discredit the Bible. Still
others “spiritualize” the events, making them allegorical rather than literal. What attitude
does Jesus take toward such events recorded in the Old Testament?
Mark 10:6 (Compare with 1 Corinthians 11:8-9; 1 Timothy 2:13)
Matthew 12:39-40
Matthew 24:37-39
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Authority Of The Bible

1. Since the Bible was written by men, critics doubt its authenticity (truthfulness) and its inerrancy (lack of error). What do the following writers indicate about the origin of their words? a. Joshua - Joshua 1: b. Jeremiah - Jeremiah 1:1- 2 ; 2: c. David - 2 Samuel 23: d. Ezekiel - Ezekiel 1:2- 3 ; 2:1; 3:1; 6: e. Isaiah - Isaiah 42:5; 43: f. Paul - 1 Corinthians 11: 2. What does Peter say about the authority of the Word? (2 Peter 1:21) About his own writings (2 Peter 1:16- 19 )? About Paul’s writings (2 Peter 3:15- 16 )? 3. How did Christ lend His authority to the validity of the Old Testament? Luke 24:25- 27 John 5:39, 46 - 47 4. The Genesis account of the creation of man, as well as other supernatural events described in the Bible, are being attacked by those who wish to discredit the Bible. Still others “spiritualize” the events, making them allegorical rather than literal. What attitude does Jesus take toward such events recorded in the Old Testament? Mark 10:6 (Compare with 1 Corinthians 11:8- 9 ; 1 Timothy 2:13) Matthew 12:39- 40 Matthew 24:37- 39

2 5.The authority of the Word of God is often subtly attacked by the argument that certain Scripture has local application only, and therefore “does not apply to us today.” How does Paul emphasize to the Corinthians that his teachings are not limited to them only (1 Corinthians 14:36)?

6. What are four things that Scripture is good for (2 Timothy 3:16)? Explain what you think each one means. You may wish to refer to the NOTES in answering 7, 8 and 9. **7. How would you respond to the statement, “I really don’t think the Bible is completely adequate for a lot of issues that we face today. I think that the church and individual Christians must use other resources for some of the problems we face today.”

  1. How would you respond to the criticism that modern study has proved that the Bible has errors?
  2. How would you respond to the question, “How do you know the Bible is true?”
  3. What practical difference does it make in your life whether or not the Bible is inspired of God?**