How do we know the concept of no guile is true in the Bible?
Answered in 1 source
The concept of no guile is affirmed in scriptures like Psalm 32 and Romans 4 as the state of being blessed by having sins forgiven.
The idea that being without guile is a spiritual state is thoroughly supported in the Bible, notably in Psalm 32, which speaks of the blessedness of the forgiven sinner. Romans 4:8 further explicates this by indicating that those to whom the Lord does not impute iniquity are truly blessed. This implies that the absence of guile does not mean a lack of sin, but rather signifies God's forgiveness and the believer's honest faith. An exemplary instance is Abraham, who was justified by faith before receiving the sign of circumcision, demonstrating that true spirituality is not merely outward but rooted in an inward trust in God.
Commentary