View Single Post
  #77  
Old Feb 21, '12, 2:49 pm
JonNC JonNC is offline
Forum Master
 
Join Date: December 15, 2007
Posts: 12,751
Religion: Evangelical Catholic (Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)
Default Re: Is the bible inerrant?

Quote:
=GaryTaylor;8987243]

And who preservered this innerant Bible? Ah that would be the ECFs of the Catholic Church in agreement thus the canons. And all this while the Church/Eucharist was in operation, amazing history really.
There is really no disputing this. Even Luther credits the Catholic Church for this.

Quote:
Oh...and then came the Bible.
Gary, this excludes the OT, if we view it this way. Additionally, the writings of the NT were available.


Quote:
The New Covenant of the NT is the Eucharist. Matthew 14:24 - And he said unto them, This is my blood of the new covenant, which is shed for many.

And he said unto them,.... Not after they had drank of it, but before, and as he gave it to them: this is my blood of the New Testament, which is shed for many; in Matthew it is added, "for the remission of sins";

And for 2000 year that has been what? Perhaps those ECFs who were in total agreement on this inerrant Bible were wrong about this???????????????


Quote:
Peace
and also with you.

Jon
__________________
"It would be easy to fill many pages with the declarations of the Confessions of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and of her great theologians, who, without a dissenting voice, repudiate this doctrine [consubstantiation]...


Charles Porterfield Krauth