Are We Supposed to Take the Bible Literally?
Should we take the Bible literally? Well, that depends on what “literally” literally means.
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Should we take the Bible literally? Well, that depends on what “literally” literally means.
Secondary sources make it extremely easy to find answers to biblical questions… perhaps, too easy.
There’s only one source with the God-given insight and authority to help us correctly understand the Scriptures.
When we need help navigating the Scriptures, it’s time to turn to Bible study tools.
The Master Yeshua is unlike any man for the very reason that He is exactly like every other man… and yet, not at all.
Can the Scriptures really be as simple and straightforward as they appear? Or should we look for hidden meanings?
Just as context is crucial to understanding life, it is equally as essential for comprehending God’s word. In fact, it is impossible to fully understand the Bible without it.
Not all Bible translations are created equal, and it can mean the difference between biblical truth and unbiblical fiction.
There is one thing that you absolutely must do—and a lot of things you shouldn’t—if you want to correctly understand the Bible.
Whether or not the Bible is true is at the heart of every question of biblical belief. But can we really take it at its word?
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