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How do we know the truth of God's Word?

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The truth of God's Word is revealed through Scripture, providing commands rather than mere opinions for us to consider.

God's Word is powerful and authoritative, not to be treated as an opinion subject to debate. In the context of Acts 27, Paul expresses the certainty of God's message by saying, 'I believe God.' This reflects the belief that God's Word is not merely a collection of suggestions but divine commands meant to guide our lives. Throughout Scripture, God has made clear His intentions and promises, and we can trust that His Word remains unchanged and true. In contrast to human opinions that fluctuate, God's Word provides a firm foundation upon which believers can rely, demonstrating His faithfulness and sovereignty throughout history.
Scripture References: Acts 27, Jeremiah 17:9, 2 Thessalonians 2:10, Acts 17:11, John 3:3, Romans 10:17, Acts 4:12

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