Hello Relic, thanks for clarifying that for me (and sorry for taking so long to get back to you).
So, you believe that the words that were actually spoken by Jesus in the NT, as well the Decalogue in the OT, of course, make up the entirety of the "God-breathed"/"God-inspired" word of God, and that the rest of the Bible (the Apostles' "Epistles", as well all of the words in Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Acts that are ~not~ printed with red ink, + the vast majority of the OT) is simply a collection of man's best musings about the Divine
This is going to seem a bit of an odd question, but if you do not believe that the Bible, as a whole, is the inspired word of God ( that the Holy Spirit superintended its writing, from cover to cover), then how can you be sure that the words in red are actually Jesus' words After all, every word in the Bible, even the ones in red ink, were written by men, not by God.
Thanks!
~Deut
So, you believe that the words that were actually spoken by Jesus in the NT, as well the Decalogue in the OT, of course, make up the entirety of the "God-breathed"/"God-inspired" word of God, and that the rest of the Bible (the Apostles' "Epistles", as well all of the words in Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Acts that are ~not~ printed with red ink, + the vast majority of the OT) is simply a collection of man's best musings about the Divine
This is going to seem a bit of an odd question, but if you do not believe that the Bible, as a whole, is the inspired word of God ( that the Holy Spirit superintended its writing, from cover to cover), then how can you be sure that the words in red are actually Jesus' words After all, every word in the Bible, even the ones in red ink, were written by men, not by God.
Thanks!
~Deut