The Purity of Scripture
The Purity of Scripture: Why We Must Not Add to the Word of God Throughout the pages of Scripture, God establishes a clear and unchanging boundary around His divine revelation. The Bible is not a collaborative project between God and humanity; it is the holy, inspired, and complete Word of God.While many believers are familiar with the final warnings at the end of the Book of Revelation, this is not an isolated theme. From the early law of Moses to the letters of the Apostles, the Bible repeatedly commands humanity to leave God's words unmarred by human additions, subtractions, or traditions. I decided for myself that someone should compile a list of scriptures that speak directly to this topic, so thats what I've done here. What was once a couple of pages in my one drive from another research project should come together here, in support of the Purity of Scripture. So here we are once again, from note-book margins to a curated piece. The Law of Moses: Guarding the Co...