Description of The Divinity of the Scriptures

The Bible is a book of over 40 different writers and 60 different books divided into the Old Testament and the New Testament. Because division is a book inherited from the Old Testament from Jewish faith, the New Testament is in the Messianic era, exists only in the Christian Bible and exists. Old Testament verses and New Testament poetry are divine revelations. Because they supplement each other, declare prophecies and fulfillment, because God appears through them.

The Bible is both human and holy (this applies not only to Christian poetry but also to all poetry of faith). The ratio of human to sacred elements can not be measured, but in a sense it is the same. Because both words are at the same time. Therefore, the Bible also possesses the avatar's character (which exists in the Islamic view of the Quran) and is not limited by the concrete understanding of the materialization. The Bible fulfills a sacred human status (not to mean a specific understanding or a strong opinion, but to inspire by the inspiration that the Bible is different from other books, I am the first sacred element ). Even if a human being is a god, God will encourage, urge or encourage authors and editors to reflect and convey the message. This does not necessarily apply where the words in the Bible come directly from God.

First of all, people are not saying that all the words of the Bible are sacred - they mean that the biblical phrases are sacred. Unless other words are used in the sentence, the word is meaningless. The same words found in the Bible are not sacred when used in other works.

When someone says that all the words of the Bible are authority of God, it gives a wrong idea. There is nothing special about a single word used in the Bible. Various words of the Bible can be seen in many other works as well. Holy is a phrase rather than a word. The word itself is meaningless. They just use the way they relate to each other in order to get what they mean. Every word in the Bible is important, but that is only related to its surrounding words.

It was said that the Bible wanted to highlight that it contains the precise words, shapes and words that God wants. The fact that words in the Bible appear in singular rather than plural is part of the work of God. Everything in the Bible is there because God wants it to exist. Many textbooks on theology tell the oral revelation of the Bible. The idea is that all the words (verbal) in the whole Bible (plenary) are biblical (inspiration). This definition requires some improvement. First of all, the words that affect all of these words are ambiguous.