BibleProject Who Wrote the Bible? – Paradigm E2
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Sep 20, 2021 Explore the fascinating dual nature of the Bible, a blend of divine inspiration and human expression. Discover how God communicates through human words while emphasizing the importance of understanding the original contexts of biblical narratives. Rethink the Bible's role beyond mere reference, fostering a personal connection with scripture. Unpack the complexities of prophecy and its fulfillment across both Testaments. Finally, delve into the intertwined relationships of community and interpretation that enhance our understanding of these sacred texts.
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The Bible: Human and Divine
- The Bible is considered God's word, a collection of books claiming divine origin.
- Simultaneously, it acknowledges human authorship, creating a duality of divine and human.
John's Initial Discomfort
- Tim Mackie discusses how John initially felt uncomfortable analyzing the Bible for authorial intent.
- John's discomfort stemmed from a belief that the Bible's divine nature overshadowed its human elements.
God Works Through People
- Mackie argues that a deficient understanding of the Holy Spirit's role contributes to discomfort with the Bible's human aspect.
- God primarily works through people, suggesting the Bible's divine message can be conveyed through human words.