Divine Inspiration

Without error

• Divine Inspiration

• Theopneustos

• Inerrant

• Fundamentalist

An exclusive and overly literal reading of the words of Scripture

• Divine Inspiration

• Theopneustos

• Inerrant

• Fundamentalist

The gift of the Holy Spirit that God gave to the human authors of the Bible which enabled them to write that which he wanted committed to writing for the sake of our salvation.

• Divine Inspiration

• Theopneustos

• Inerrant

• Fundamentalist

Greek for "God-breathed"

• Divine Inspiration

• Theopneustos

• Inerrant

• Fundamentalist

God's divine inspiration enabled the Evangelists to communicate the Gospel in their own words.

• True

• False

We do not need to know the historical, cultural, or political context the writings of the Scripture in order to understand it.

• True

• False

The Bible is mostly true, but contains some factual inconsistencies.

• True

• False

St Matthew wrote his Gospel specifically for a Jewish audience.

• True

• False

Everything contained in the Bible is part of God's plan for our salvation.

• True

• False

Which of the following is not a true statement about authorship of Scripture?

• The human authors of scripture are true authors who used their own faculties and powers to write.

• God is the primary author of Scripture who spoke through human beings whom He inspired by the Holy Spirit.

• The free will of the human authors was disregarded by God.

• The human authors wrote exactly what God intended for them to write.