[imardmd1]

Scripture and Tradition go hand in hand in understanding the Word of God!

Pious writings are of great us to remind one of the Truths of Scripture and applications to daily life, as long as neither they nor their uninspired authors are ever placed in authority over God's Word.

Uninspired writers are also necessarily fallible, and are not to be of the same quality as the inerrant, infallible, verbally inspired and preserved Word, which interprets itself.

[imardmd1]

The Divinely progressively revealed Word of God has but one Message, the theme of which is the Coming of The Messiah The King and His Kingdom of Righteousness and Peace; and its purpose is to disclose to mankind The God's universal, non-optional plan of salvation from Sin and death to the Christ as Lord and Master, and everlasting life.

No thought or work of man can supersede the authority of God's Word over all of Creation.

[redleghunter]

Uninspired writers are also necessarily fallible, and are not to be of the same quality as the inerrant, infallible, verbally inspired and preserved Word, which interprets itself.

Something the apostle Paul reminded his hearers and readers quite a few times.