The term “inerrant” means “wholly true, without error.” It emphasizes that the Bible, as the Word of God, is completely free from error in all aspects—whether doctrine, history, science, or geography. The Distinction Between Infallible and Inerrant Why the Bible is Inerrant Conclusion The Bible is inerrant because it is divinely inspired—God’s Word spoken through Continue reading

Which State Are You In? These six spiritual states emphasize the journey of man’s relationship with God—from innocence, through sin, and into reconciliation. Understanding where you stand allows for a proper response to God’s call for salvation and restoration. Continue reading

Under Hebrew law, the system of justice held high standards for evidence and testimony, especially in criminal cases. The structure was designed to ensure fairness and prevent wrongful accusations. False Witnesses Key Principles of Hebrew Law Three Kinds of Oral Testimony Summary Hebrew criminal law upheld strict standards for evidence to maintain justice. False witnesses Continue reading