Hello and welcome to unlock the Bible now. I'm Brother Scott Mitchell. Very happy you can join us again for another message out of God's word today. We're going to talk

about the written word based upon a listener's question that came in. And we just appreciate

those of you that do write us always. Everything you share with us is something that we can

either be edified by because of your kindness and your words through your testimony

that edifies us just to know there's other saints out there that have salvation through Christ Jesus.

And even if you disagree, we appreciate hearing from you.

Most of all, we appreciate your prayers.

We know that there are a lot of people that support us through prayer, through donations,

through subscribing to Bible Mysteries Podcast, and all of that works together for us to be able to

continue to provide this, hopefully, something that would edify you and cause you to grow closer

in your walk with the Lord Jesus Christ. So why don't you join me for a word of prayer and we'll begin.

Gracious Father, we are thankful to thee for the Lord Jesus Christ.

Everything about your word is focused upon Him and upon the redemption that is available to all men through his shed blood.

Our prayer is that your Holy Spirit would guide us into all understanding

so that we can reveal more about this glorious Savior and the blessed truth of the gospel,

that it would edify each one within the sound of my voice,

and that it would bring glory and praise to thy name and to the Lord Jesus Christ. We ask it in his

precious name. Amen. Today we talk about the written word, and this is an email question from a

listener who writes, where did the idea first come from that the Bible is the living word of God?

And what scriptures back that idea up?

I read that Logos refers to spoken words and the overall idea or thought, whereas there

exists different words for written scriptures. And when he says Logos, we're referring to the

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