How do you prove that the Bible is the inerrant, immutable and infallible word of God and that everything written in it is the truth and nothing but the truth? The first thing you can do, of course, is to quote from the Bible itself, for example:-
All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works. (2 Timothy 3:16-17).
OK! that seems to be a good option, but what do you do when post modern skeptics begin to chant their abominable mantra in your sensitive ears: “The Bible is not the Word of God but a book written about God by mortal human beings. In our post modern worldview we can no longer take it literally.” OK! that seems to put the lid on the “inerrancy, immutable and infallible” argument. But what about PROPHECY? Some of the most amazing prophecies concern the last days and particularly with regard to the great apostasy that is presently coming upon the church? Can you argue with events that have been predicted thousands of years in advance and are now being fulfilled before our eyes? Consider the following prophecy.
Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils; (1 Timothy 4:1).
If this doesn’t blow a hole as big as a mountain in the post modern argument that the Bible is not the word of God but a book written about God by mortal men, then I don’t know what will. Notice carefully that it is the Spirit of God and not man who speaks here and He does not only speak but He speaks “rhētōs” (very distinctly). Who can argue with that and anyone who dares to argue against it is nothing but a fool (Psalm 14:1). Ironically the gainsayers are living monuments who attest to the veracity of these prophecies because they are doing exactly what the Spirit said they would do – depart from the faith and heed doctrines of devils.
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The first PDF file is called “Doctrines of Demons-E-church heresies” in which I discuss the e-church’s fondness to speak highly of God’s enemies and to promote their heretical books. Listen very carefully to Luther’s words in the embedded YouTube clip:
“. . . who have afflicted the Christian world and ruined the bodies and souls of other men. If I were to retract those I shall be like a cloak that covers evil.”
There are many so-called men of God who think it a minor thing to set aside biblical doctrines for the sake of peace and harmony whilst they indifferently don cloaks that cover evil and in doing so ruin the bodies and souls of men, women and children.
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Doctrines of Demons – E-church heresies (70 MB)
