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Date Posted: 20:21:46 11/26/01 Mon
Author: Joanne
Subject: Re: Divine Inspiration of the Bible
In reply to: David 's message, "Re: Divine Inspiration of the Bible" on 13:23:50 11/26/01 Mon

>This is what I believe. God revealed His truth unto
>man, and each writer wrote those revelations and
>intertwined them with the testimonies and the accounts
>of experiences that each writer and the people they
>knew had in their lives. The Bible is not all
>revelation from God, but also contains history,
>poetry, genealogy, and testimonies of the people who
>lived in those times. Yes, the Bible contains words
>spoken directly from God to man, but God did not
>dictate every word in the Bible. He inspired the
>writing of the manuscripts on the Bible, so that His
>will could be expressed to humankind.
>
>
>well said

David, now that I know what you believe about the Bible, what are your beliefs when it comes to the Book of Mormon?

Joanne

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