Rev Dr. John T Fowler
Pastor, Capital View Baptist Church
This is a topic of great importance for every believer, for the Bible is the foundation of our faith and the roadmap to eternal life.
The Bible is not just a book, but it is a living and breathing document that guides us in our everyday lives. Its pages hold the stories of our ancestors, the trials they faced, and the victories they achieved through faith and obedience. It speaks of the prophets who heard God’s voice and the miracles they performed through His power.
The Bible is also a book of paradoxes.
It is both simple and complex, timeless and relevant, prophetic and historical. Its words are simultaneously comforting and challenging, inviting and convicting. It is a book that requires us to meditate and reflect on its messages and to seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit in understanding its meaning.
It is true that many skeptics and critics have sought to challenge the infallibility of the Bible. They have raised questions about apparent contradictions or inconsistencies within its pages. But we must remember that the Bible was written by many different authors over the course of centuries, and that its message is often conveyed through metaphor and symbolism. These factors can sometimes make the text seem perplexing or confusing to the untrained reader.
"When we read the Bible, we are not just reading a collection of stories or laws, but we are communing with the divine."
Yet, when we approach the Bible with humility and faith, we can discover its profound truths and receive its life-giving message. For the Holy Spirit, who inspired the writers of the Bible, is also our teacher and guide. He can illuminate the meaning of difficult passages and reveal the deep mysteries of God’s plan for our salvation.
When we read the Bible, we are not just reading a collection of stories or laws, but we are communing with the divine. The Bible is a book that reveals God’s character, His nature, and His will for us. It teaches us about the power of faith, the importance of obedience, and the beauty of surrender.
Furthermore, the Bible’s infallible nature is a testament to its divine origin. It has survived centuries of persecution, translation, and interpretation, yet its message remains unchanged.
The Bible’s message transcends time, culture, and geography, and it continues to impact and transform lives to this day.
In conclusion, let us never forget the significance of the Bible as the infallible word of God. Let us approach it with reverence, awe, and humility.
May its pages guide us in our daily lives, strengthen our faith, and deepen our relationship with the Almighty.
Remember, the Bible is not just a book, but it is a divine revelation of God’s love and His plan for humanity.
