#STRask Could the Writers of Scripture Have Been Influenced by Their Fallen Nature?
Oct 23, 2025
The hosts dive into whether the fallen nature of the apostles influenced their writings and the doctrines we hold today. They tackle the concept of concursive inspiration, arguing that human tone doesn't undermine divine authority. Listeners learn how to defend sola Scriptura against traditional claims, emphasizing that Scripture alone speaks for God. The discussion highlights the transition from oral teachings to canonical texts, warning against traditions that could sideline the Bible. It's a compelling exploration of faith, authority, and the integrity of Scripture.
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Concursive Inspiration Explains Authorial Voice
- Inspiration is a concursive operation where both the human author and the Holy Spirit contribute to Scripture's words.
- Therefore the writers' personalities appear without undermining the divine authority of their words.
Harsh Language Doesn't Disqualify Scripture
- Sarcasm, hyperbole, and rebuke in Scripture reflect real human expression under inspiration.
- Rejecting those expressions because they feel harsh risks letting personal feelings judge what is authoritative.
Submit And Study Challenging Passages
- When Scripture challenges you, submit and dig deeper rather than dismissing it as mistaken.
- Let the seriousness of apostolic rebukes reshape your view rather than smoothing them away.