“The “traditions” that made up the rule of the Christian faith are now enscripturated for us all in the Bible. That is why sola Scriptura is every bit a viable and necessary doctrine today.”
That is an illogical leap to say the least. My point was proven already. The Apostles never used a Bible as we know it. They had only the OT. That is irrefutable.
It is "illogical" to say that the teachings of Jesus Christ revealed to New Testament prophets were preserved in sacred Scripture in the same manner as the prophets of the Old Testament were? Of course the Apostles never used a Bible as we know it, who ever said they did? They COULDN'T have, could they? Yet, the "noble Bereans" were commended because they "searched the Scriptures daily" to ensure what the Apostles were preaching was true. Now what "scriptures" could Paul have been speaking of?