Sermon Tone Analysis
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A. The Scriptures are God’s inerrant revelation, complete in the Old and New Testaments, written by divinely inspired men as they were moved by the Holy Spirit (; ).
Those men wrote not in words of human wisdom but in words taught by the Holy Spirit ().
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B. The Scriptures provide the standard for the believer’s faith and practice (, ), reveal the principles by which God will judge all (; ), and express the true basis of Christian fellowship (, ; ).
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SO WHAT?
What should we do with the Bible?
Read
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