There is evidence that the canon of Scripture was complete in the first century. Has God, since that time, revealed anything that is to be added to Holy Scripture?
Claims Do Not Make It True The mere claim that God spoke to an individual does not make it true. There has to be evidence to back up the claim. The question Is, “Does the evidence support the claim that God spoke through them?” The Bible instructs us to test the spirits: Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world (1 John 4:1). When we test the claims of those who have brought forth a “new Scripture” we find them to be untrue. The downfall of all the books that have had inspiration claimed for them is that they present a different revelation from what has previously been recorded. They contradict the Bible. For example, the Koran says that Jesus was not the Son of God and that He did not die upon the cross for the sins of the world. The sacred books of Mormonism teach that there exist many gods rather than the one God the Bible speaks of. In addition, Mormonism teaches that each male can so
Related Questions
- There is evidence that the canon of Scripture was complete in the first century. Has God, since that time, revealed anything that is to be added to Holy Scripture?
- Does God have some additional messages to be revealed to us, or is the Bible His complete revelation?
- Can we agree that Holy Scripture is the inerrant Word of God?
