#286 Think the Bible Has Errors? Here's What you Might be Missing

The Alisa Childers Podcast

Alisa Childers

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

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🗓️ 6 February 2025

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Can you defend the inerrancy of Scripture? What do we mean when we say the Bible is inspired by God? Maybe you've heard that the Bible contains the word of God, or that it becomes the word of God, or that the Bible's concepts are the word of God. In today's podcast, I hope to show that the Bible, in its entirety, IS the Word of God. We talk through different views of biblical inspiration, and discuss the philosophical argument for inerrancy. ------------------------------------------------------------------This video is sponsored by:FOUNDATION WORLDVIEWFoundation Worldview creates curriculum series that will empower your child to thinkBiblically in a deceptive world. Go to www.foundationworldview.com for more information! Use my code: ALISA--------------------------------------------------------------------To Purchase the new CD, “Beauty from the Ash”, go to www.alisachilders.com/musicThere you can get the CD, backing tracks, string charts, rhythm charts and stems.Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/alisachildersTo order “Another Gospel”: www.alisachilders.com/another-gospel/To order “Live Your Truth": www.alisachilders.com/live-your-truth-and-other-lies/To order “The Deconstruction of Christianity”: https://alisachilders.com/the-deconstruction-of-christianity/For Alisa's Merch: https://alisachilders.creator-spring.comTo see what gear Alisa uses to record her podcast, go to:https://kit.co/alisachildersPotential Sponsors: https://alisachilders.com/sponsor-request-form/Product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission.

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0:00.0	If he did inspire all these different writers and he breathed out his word onto the page,
0:06.6	well, then it's univocal in the sense that it's one voice.
0:10.1	It's God's voice.
0:11.3	Again, we see their personalities and things like that reflected, but it's God's voice.
0:15.5	It's God's words on the page.
0:16.5	And if that's the case, then we want to take an unclear verse and interpret it in light of the clearer ones, because that's all God's revelation.
0:33.9	Hey, everyone.
0:34.9	Welcome to the show.
0:35.8	I'm Elisa Childers, and as always, it's my goal to equip you as a
0:39.9	Christian to identify the core beliefs of historic Christianity, discern its counterfeits,
0:45.3	and proclaim the gospel with clarity, kindness, and with truth. And one of the ways that we can do
0:52.4	that is by getting to the bottom of what the Bible actually is.
0:56.8	This is something every Christian should really have a working knowledge of what the Bible is.
1:01.0	Maybe you've heard something like the Bible simply contains the Word of God.
1:05.8	Maybe you've heard that parts of the Bible become the Word of God when the Holy Spirit illuminates it to you.
1:13.0	Maybe you've heard that the Bible is inspired, but no more inspired than any other Christian
1:18.0	document. Maybe you've heard that the Bible is simply a human book about God, or that it's
1:24.0	primarily a human book. We're going to settle the debate today by focusing on biblical
1:29.9	inerrancy, and then we'll have to also talk about biblical inspiration, because those two doctrines
1:34.9	go hand in hand. Now, those phrases are theological terms that theologians came up with to
1:40.6	explain what the Bible is, and really who wrote it, how we got it.
1:45.0	And so I want to direct you and recommend to you the website Defending anerrancy.com,
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