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Summary: Jesus and His trust in the Word of God

2. Jesus believed that the entire Bible is God’s Word. This means He that every word was inspired by God. There are not some parts that are and some that are not. This inspiration as I have read means that every letter and every stroke of it and every word was inspired by God not just concepts or thoughts. He spoke in Luke 11:51 “From the blood of Abel unto the blood of Zechariah.” Genesis 4:8- 2 CHR 24:20. Jesus was saying from start to finish the Word of God is true. He states here that all the Old Testament is true. When He speaks about the New Testament He says John 16:13 “Howbeit when he, the Spirit of truth, is come, he will guide you into all truth: for he shall not speak of himself; but whatsoever he shall hear, that shall he speak: and he will show you things to come.” Some today would like to believe that part of the Bible is good but not all of it but Jesus said all of it is inspired. MT 5:18 “I can guarantee this truth: Until the earth and the heavens disappear, neither a period nor a comma will disappear from Moses’ Teachings before everything has come true.” The smallest letter looks like an apostrophe and Jesus says that could not be changed. Jesus believed that the word of God was inspired even down to the littlest stroke to all the letters to all the words of all the books to be true.

3. Jesus believed that the Bible is without error. The entire Bible is inerrant or has not inaccuracy. The Bible is true without any mixture of error. The Bible does not lie. TIT 1:2

‘This truth gives them the confidence of eternal life, which God promised them before the world began and he cannot lie.” Some might bring up a point that how could God trust sinful men to write His holy Word? Christ was born in woman who had sin. Just as the Holy Spirit came upon Mary so He came upon men as they wrote what he told them to write.

4. Jesus knew that the Word of God would never fail. So we come to a word that might be hard in this day of disbelief called infallible. The promises of the Word of God will all be fulfilled. Everything prophesied will happen. Every Judgment will be done. Every truth will be correct. Nothing in the Word of God will be deleted. There cannot be made any amendments or adjustments or there will be no rewrites of opinions. The Word of God cannot be canceled or reversed. Luke 16:15 “It is easier for the earth and the heavens to disappear than to drop a comma from Moses’ Teachings.” We know that every detail of His life was fulfilled that was written. If we choose to reject the Bible, we have t o reject Christ. Our faith in Christ is bound together in the belief of the Word of God. Voltaire said that within 25 years the Bible would be forgotten and that Christianity would be outdated. Did you know that 40 years after his death the French Bible Society used his house to print Bible in? Voltaire died but the Bible is still living today. It is infallible.

5. Jesus believed that the Word of God is the supreme in its power. Jesus did not say the Word of God witnesses to or that it points to. He said it is written and that leaves no doubt it is authority over all else. The Bible is not give slanted truth or opinion but it is as honest as it is written. When Jesus said it is written He affirmed that, they were the very words of God not just a general message. We are to live by every word that comes from God. That makes me want to be in the Word more and more for it is life. God has exalted His Word to the level of His name. PS 138:2 “for you have magnified your word according to all your name.” We are subject to God’s Word and therefore cannot say what we think about it for our personal liking. The Bible does not contain mere suggestions or divine preferences, opinions or options but commands that are necessary for our lives. The Bible is the final Word above every other word.

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