The sermon titled "God's Word" by Tim James addresses the doctrine of the authority and sufficiency of Scripture, emphasizing that the Word of God is divinely inspired, complete, and not to be altered. James argues that God's command to not add to or take away from Scripture, as stated in Revelation 22:18-19, is a serious warning against tampering with the text. He supports his claims by referencing Deuteronomy 4:2 and Proverbs 30:5-6, highlighting the sanctity and purity of God's words. The practical significance of this doctrine is profound, as it asserts that believers must hold the Bible as their only rule of faith and practice, understanding that all truth about salvation is rooted in the Scriptures alone, ultimately leading to a reverential attitude towards God’s Word.
“This blessed thing that you have in your lap, that you hold in your hand, this book that God has so highly magnified, is INSPIRED.”
“God regards contempt for His Word as a HIGH CRIME, CAPITAL CRIME, and WORTHY OF ETERNAL DEATH.”
“When John wrote Amen at the end of verse 21, the Scriptures were done. Complete, lacking nothing.”
“The Bible is our only rule of faith and practice. We have no right or warrant to believe any doctrine that is not specifically taught in the Bible.”
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