Article 1: The Verbal Inspiration of the Bible
Divine Inspiration – This term refers to God-breathed influence on Scripture, ensuring its truth and authority
(What is verbal inspiration?)
Divine Nature – Christianity teaches that God exists in these three persons.
(What is the Trinity?)
Biblical Integrity – The doctrine of verbal inspiration means the Bible is without this in its original manuscripts.
(What is error or inerrancy?)
God's Eternal Existence – In Exodus 3:14, God reveals His name as this eternal statement.
(What is "I AM THAT I AM?")
Testimony of Scripture – According to 2 Timothy 3:16, all Scripture is given by this.
(What is inspiration of God?)
Omnipotence – This theological term means that God has all power.
(What is omnipotence?)
Role of the Holy Spirit – This member of the Trinity guided the human authors in writing the Bible.
(Who is the Holy Spirit?)
Revelation – The belief in verbal inspiration means the Bible is the final authority for these two areas
(What are faith and practice?)