What-Not: The Podcast S3E4 Scientific truth is brute fact, and how do we know the New Testament is inspired
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Jan 12, 2023 Explore the divine nature and authority of the New Testament as Dr. Veith discusses its inspiration compared to the Old Testament. Delve into the limitations of scientific knowledge, emphasizing that while science reveals facts, it can't fully answer life's profound questions. The conversation also touches on upcoming events, like the March for Life, and ignites curiosity about the intersection of AI and theology. Tune in for a thought-provoking dive into faith and reason!
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John's Gospel Mirrors Genesis
- The Gospel of John hints at the New Testament's inspiration by paralleling the Old Testament's beginnings.
- John starting "In the beginning was the Word" reflects intentional scripture authorship, echoing Genesis.
Apostles and Spirit Sent Together
- The apostles' sending parallels the sending of the Holy Spirit, affirming divine inspiration.
- The New Testament, as the apostolic book, gains authority by the Spirit's involvement, unlike the Old Testament prophets.
New Testament Inspires Faith
- John 20:30-31 reveals the New Testament's purpose is to create faith in Jesus as the Son of God.
- Scripture is the instrument the Holy Spirit uses to generate saving faith in believers.