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Evangelical · 09-18-2018, 02:31 PM

I don't know why some people react in horror when it is mentioned that the Bible contains human concepts.

The Bible is including humanity, God and also Satan - the three main parties that were introduced in Genesis.

Not only are human concepts found in the Scripture, but Satan's concepts are found in the Scripture as well. The Bible tells us what we need to know about God, about Satan, and about ourselves and humanity.

If human concepts were not found in Scripture, we would not have to "rightly divide it" (2 Tim 2:15).

2 Tim 2:15 means to rightly divide or cut the text into its proper parts.

One way to rightly divide the Word is to distinguish between words of man, words of Satan, and words of God.

My fear is that if Christians were handed a bible that was 100% the words of Satan they would follow it unquestionably under the belief that it is "God's Word". That is why we need to rightly divide it.

One way to divide the Old Testament is to consider which passages are referenced by the New Testament that concern Christ.

09-18-2018, 02:31 PM	#656
Evangelical Member Join Date: Aug 2016 Posts: 3,965	Re: The Psalms are the word of Christ I don't know why some people react in horror when it is mentioned that the Bible contains human concepts. The Bible is including humanity, God and also Satan - the three main parties that were introduced in Genesis. Not only are human concepts found in the Scripture, but Satan's concepts are found in the Scripture as well. The Bible tells us what we need to know about God, about Satan, and about ourselves and humanity. If human concepts were not found in Scripture, we would not have to "rightly divide it" (2 Tim 2:15). 2 Tim 2:15 means to rightly divide or cut the text into its proper parts. One way to rightly divide the Word is to distinguish between words of man, words of Satan, and words of God. My fear is that if Christians were handed a bible that was 100% the words of Satan they would follow it unquestionably under the belief that it is "God's Word". That is why we need to rightly divide it. One way to divide the Old Testament is to consider which passages are referenced by the New Testament that concern Christ.