We not only have the Word of God, but we have the Word of God, which can fully equip us

for every good work.

I mean, it would be one thing if we just had a nice Word from God, but we have a life-changing

Word from God.

Welcome to Grace To You with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

If you've spent much time in church, you've likely heard that the Bible is inspired, that

it is the Word of God.

But what does that actually mean?

And how does the Bible stack up against the claims of science and history?

Can you trust its accuracy?

John MacArthur answers those questions today in a lesson called our God-breathed Bible.

It's part of a unique series titled The New Testament Beginning to End, a collection

of influential sermons from John's five-plus decades of pulpit ministry.

And now here's John with the lesson.

Let's talk a little bit about what it means that all scripture or every scripture is

inspired by God.

Just what is inherent in that thought?

The content of the Bible is revelation.

The process by which God gave us that revelation is inspiration, and inspiration was God putting

His revelation in, as it were, the hands of men to be written down, first to be spoken

and proclaimed, and then written down as they were energized, carried along by the Holy

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