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The basic idea behind the sufficiency of Scripture is that nothing else needs to be revealed to humanity about God or His plan for the human race. The Bible is the record of all of the things that God thought humanity needed to know about Him.
Nov 28, 2011 · The Sufficiency of God. I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly. —John 10:10. In God’s economy, you must go down into the valley of grief before you can scale the heights of spiritual glory. You must become tired and weary of living alone before you seek and find the fellowship of Christ.
There is a magnificent Greek word used 155 times in the New Testament. That word is charis - it is translated grace . It means a favor bestowed ; it means a generous benefit freely given . The
From living by his own sufficiency (which can never be sufficient) to living by God’s sufficiency (which is always completely sufficient) is the difference between life and death, defeat and victory, weariness and abundant life.
Psalm 19:7–9 is the most monumental and concise statement on the sufficiency of Scripture ever made. Penned by David under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, these three verses offer unwavering testimony from God Himself about the sufficiency of His Word for every situation and thereby counter the teaching of those who believe that God’s ...
The sufficiency of Scripture is a doctrine challenged on multiple fronts. Ever since the Reformation, Rome challenged Scripture’s sufficiency in claiming that an infallible tradition and papal magisterium was necessary to provide the correct interpretation of Scripture.
May 3, 2022 · Sufficiency doesn’t mean that it contains everything exhaustively related to the Christian faith—only that it contains matters necessary to salvation (e.g. the articles of faith). So, sufficiency doesn’t mean that Scripture contains all possible knowledge—either word for word or implicitly.
