#STRask Could Inherently Sinful Humans Have Accurately Recorded the Word of God?
Jul 7, 2025
Can flawed humans accurately capture the divine message? This discussion dives into the interplay between human sinfulness and the reliability of scripture. It examines Moses' dual identity as both 'mighty' and 'reluctant,' unraveling contradictions in his character. Additionally, the analysis of James' teachings raises intriguing questions about prayer and divine will. Listeners will ponder the role of human authorship in conveying divine truths and the importance of aligning plans with God's intent.
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Divine Inspiration Ensures Accuracy
- The possibility of human error does not guarantee that errors exist in the Bible.
- If the Bible is the Word of God, divine involvement ensures accurate recording despite human sinfulness.
Moses' Authority vs. Self-Doubt
- Acts 7:22 highlights Moses' authoritative power in word and deed as an Egyptian prince.
- Exodus 4:10 reflects Moses' self-doubt about eloquence after years tending sheep; no real contradiction exists.
James 4 and 5 Contextual Differences
- James 4 cautions against boasting by reminding us to acknowledge God's sovereign will in planning.
- James 5 mandates praying for the sick as an obedient act of faith, trusting God's healing power without explicit qualifiers.