To: null and void
If they open a Bible and say: “this is what the Bible says”, then it is not adding to scripture.
If they say: “God spoke to me and this is His message”, then yes it is adding to scripture.
110 posted on
07/02/2020 8:20:59 AM PDT by
Brookhaven
(Only communists call fascists right wing, because only communists are to the left of fascists.)
To: Brookhaven
111 posted on
07/02/2020 8:22:03 AM PDT by
null and void
(It never ends when you go down that slippery slope of digging for the truth.)
To: Brookhaven; ConservativeMind; ealgeone; Mark17; fishtank; boatbums; Luircin; mitch5501; MamaB; ...
If they open a Bible and say: “this is what the Bible says”, then it is not adding to scripture. If they say: “God spoke to me and this is His message”, then yes it is adding to scripture. Only in the case of binding public revelation, which includes asserting that God did some specific thing that is not recorded in Scripture, as in the case of Catholic Tradition. However, private revelation, such as saying "God spoke to my heart to go down this street," is not adding to the word of God. Most every pastor becomes Pentecostal in exhorting people to donate money if God leads them.
120 posted on
07/04/2020 5:08:05 AM PDT by
daniel1212
(Trust the risen Lord Jesus to save you as a damned and destitute sinner + be baptized + follow Him)
To: Brookhaven; teppe
Now now…
You’ll upset our Mormon FReepers with statements like this.
123 posted on
07/04/2020 5:55:46 AM PDT by
Elsie
(Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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