The Rocks That Can't be Rocked!
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According to Paul, everything that can lay claim to being Scripture has been breathed out by the God of truth; therefore, all Scripture is profitable for teaching (2 Tim 3:16). If any part of Scripture were in error, how could Paul say that all Scripture is profitable for teaching? God surely does not want error taught authoritatively to people. Paul insisted that those who teach must teach with all authority (Titus 2:15). How could a teacher authoritatively teach a biblical text that is flawed?
In the New Testament era, all public teaching was to be done with a sense of speaking "the oracles of God," meaning that they spoke as if they were speaking the very words of God (1 Pet 4:11). This implies authority and a text understood to be God's Word.
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About the Book
This book is a montage of articles originally published in the magazine, The Gospel Herald and Sunday School Times. All of the articles develop seven rock-solid foundations for building a steadfast Christian life. Each chapter concludes with a practical study question, making the book ideal for Bible study groups.
About the Author
KARL W. KLOPPMANN has an M.Div. degree from Grace Theological Seminary (Magna Cum Laude) and a D.Min. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has taught at Brookes Bible College and pastored four churches over 46 years. He has also authored the book, A Men’s Ministry For The Small Church.