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Where in the Bible are we allowed to make inferences in one thing, but not allowed to make inferences on other things?

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Where in the Bible are we allowed to make inferences in one thing, but not allowed to make inferences on other things?

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We can only infer what the Bible implies! For example: When studied in context we understand that Hebrews 2:12 does not really imply that we may sing solos in worship to God. If we infer that it does, then we have inferred improperly and err in so doing. If we infer that Matthew 26:27 implies and authorizes the use of one container only during communion, we are wrong. We must rightly divide the Word of Truth (II Timothy 2:15). This means that we cannot draw conclusions or inferences by taking passages out of context in order to justify personal likes and desires! We must not, for any reason or under any circumstance, infer what God has not clearly implied in His Word! For Further Information Contact: Truth For The World P.O. Box 5048 Duluth, GA 30096-0065 e-mail: info@tftw.

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