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| Who is the subject of the church? |
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| Who dictated the words of Scripture? |
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| How many books are there in the New Testament? |
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| How many years did God take to give mankind His Word? |
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| What does plenary verbal inspiration mean? |
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| Every word of the Bible is God Breathed |
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| Non-scriptural view of inspiration |
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1. Natural
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| phrase invented to mock those who believe in the verbal inspiration of Scripture |
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| False teaching, in which man believe the writers of the Bible were inspired men who reached high levels of creativity |
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| False teaching, claims that the Bible may be accurate in morals and doctrine, but not accurate for science and history |
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| False teaching, idea that claims that God only inspired the thoughts, and men wrote them down in their own words |
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| False teaching, that believes that the Bible only becomes true when it speaks to you directly |
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