Bibliology

The doctrine of Scripture, revelation, inspiration, canon, authority, and preservation.

11 topics currently in this category.

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Teaching prep, topical study, discipleship, and building a stronger doctrinal framework from Scripture.

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Revelation is God making Himself known to humanity, supremely through His acts, His word, and ultimately through His Son.

Inspiration describes the Spirit-guided process by which Scripture is given by God through human authors.

Revelation is God making Himself known to humanity, supremely through His acts, His word, and ultimately through His Son.

Inspiration describes the Spirit-guided process by which Scripture is given by God through human authors.

The canon refers to the recognized collection of writings received by the people of God as Holy Scripture.

Because Scripture is God’s word, it stands as the final norm for faith, doctrine, and obedience.

The canon refers to the recognized collection of books received by the people of God as Holy Scripture.

God has preserved His word across generations so that His people continue to possess a trustworthy Scriptures.