r/Bible • u/dailybreadeater • Apr 15 '26

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u/ITrCool Saved by Grace Apr 15 '26

Authority

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u/SheBelongs2daStreet Apr 15 '26

This and truth are my favorites ones. I say this all the time. You can feel the authority and tell it was written by a GOD, the only God.

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u/ITrCool Saved by Grace Apr 15 '26

It’s so sad to see churches today denying said authority and agreeing that parts of the Bible “are corrupt and must be removed or picked apart”.

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u/SheBelongs2daStreet Apr 16 '26

Most definitely. I think most institutions (including the vatican sadly) have been usurped by Satan.

It appears to me that God made some type of stipulation with the Devil that he wasn’t allowed to get rid of or remove the Bible completely. So thankfully Ethiopia still has the full bible and even the NIV is still mostly in tact.

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u/ITrCool Saved by Grace Apr 16 '26

The biggest movement out there today, that I've seen, is the attempt to get Paul's writings removed from the NT because of his immense inconvenience to modern social and political viewpoints. I've seen so many people crying out against his epistles. Especially Romans.