In this episode, Glen & Lydia continue their study of the traditional belief that the Bible is inspired.
They discuss 2 Peter 3:16 and Revelation 22:18 as those verses relate to the inspiration and authority of the Bible.
What did Peter mean when he compared Paul’s letters to the rest of the scriptures?
Did John warn us not to add anything to (or take away from) the Bible?
Is the Biblical canon closed?
And they’ll give their conclusion to the question: Is the Bible Inspired?
Click HERE for a list of the scripture used in this episode:
Helpful Links:
https://lovedoneright.org/
https://www.blueletterbible.org/
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