Divine Inspiration – How we Know the Bible is from God, Part 4 – No Way Jesus is a Tall Tale
Posted February 21st, 2019 by Mike Hubbard
Back in January, I set out a goal of writing four blog posts giving evidence that the Bible is more than just a book about God, rather it is a book that is from God. Did this as part of our series Eat this Book, which was on the importance of Bible intake in the life […]
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Divine Inspiration – How we Know the Bible is from God (Part 3) – Eyewitness Testimony
Posted January 29th, 2019 by Mike Hubbard
This is third post in a series of blogs seeking to give evidence that the Bible is more than just a book about God, it is actually from God, inspired by God . Scripture is God’s self-disclosure, the revelation of Himself, His purposes, His ways, His acts, and His character. The last two lines of […]
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Divine Inspiration – How we Know the Bible is from God (Part 2) – Bible Prophecies
Posted January 16th, 2019 by Mike Hubbard
In the first post of this series I shared that my goal was to write a series of posts giving evidence of the divine inspiration of the Bible. At Genesis we believe in a view of inspiration called plenary-verbal inspiration. This view basically affirms that human authors were writing, but their human words were literally […]
Posted in Apologetics, Sermon Thoughts, The Bible, Theological issues | Tags: Eat this Book, Prophecy in the Bible, Reliability of the Bible, The Bible
Divine Inspiration – How we Know the Bible is from God (Part 1) – The Unity of the Bible
Posted January 14th, 2019 by Mike Hubbard
This is the first part of a four part series of blog posts hoping to answer this question, is the Bible merely a book about God or is it actually from God? Amazon has at least 80,000 books about God, some more helpful than others. Every major religion has a holy book, as well As […]
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