Bibliology – The in-depth study of the Bible

– The ability to think, the ability to think, the ability to think, the ability to think – mobile, weapons, house, household goods, plane, rocket etc.).
Morality, conscience, awareness, knowledge (which evolution cannot explain).
(Genesis 9:6, James 3:9-10)
That is why He gave light and He has given us the ability to accept it, even though not everyone accepts it.
Creation presents the Creator.. Picture presents the painter..
That is why Jesus took on human form.
(The knowledge of right and wrong is also in humans…. such as murder, theft, rape… wrong for everyone.. where did it come from).
3. God’s Revelation in Human History: The reign of the kings in Daniel’s time.
The heroes of faith. (Hebrews 11) Church history. The study of history can also reveal God’s revelation. The Bible is a historical book . We can know that God exists through general revelation, and we can know some other general truths about Him. But God’s full plan, purpose, plan of salvation, Savior, grace, mercy, mercy, and so on cannot be known through general revelation.  While general revelation is necessary and important, and reveals that God exists and can lead to God to some extent, it is not sufficient. To know about God…. But general revelation is also very comprehensive (more than special for everyone). For that, we need to study special revelation.  God has revealed Himself specifically, about Himself or to Himself, His will and purpose. – We look primarily at two things in special revelation. 1. Jesus Christ is that special revelation. 2. The Bible is that special revelation. Special revelation is God revealing Himself personally. 1. Jesus Christ – John 1 uses the word “the Word” in the Bible. – It means “Jesus” is the entire purpose or counsel of God. – Hebrews 1:1-3 speaks through Jesus. – Jesus declared God and declared Himself to be God. – Jesus came so that we know that He is God and that God has revealed Himself. – John 17:25-26, Matthew 11:27, John 1:18, 14:6-11, Colossians 1:15, 1 John 3:2-3 …. – That is why Paul says in 1 Corinthians 2:2 let us read… – Galatians 6:14 – Jesus came, died, was crucified, was resurrected, was raised, and will come again. – All things are Christ. (Colossians 1:15-complete) 2. Another important revelation is the Bible. 1. Everything in the Bible (dreams, visions, prophecies, history) everything written…

– Everything we need to know about God is revealed in the Bible.
– Everything present, past, future is everything.
– Christ (Trinity) is declared.
– It is revealed progressively.
– His will, plan, salvation, heaven is everything we need to know about Him.
That is why,
1. It is necessary to read the Bible daily.
– Generally, every section, chapter, book, verse ..
– In a planned way (3-4 chapters a day) – Plan.
– So that you know what is in the Bible.
– The revelation of God.
2. Study,
– Deeply, carefully, giving time ..
– Take and study any one section, chapter, verse, event.
– Take and study any topic.
– Keep good study sources and study.
– Keep listening and learning from the spiritual father and people you have been taught.
– Continuously listen (to grow) (if you want to grow).
– Never miss a class … This is a very good time.
3. Meditation (very important) Preacher, pastor, teacher, believer…
– Meditate… Keep the words you read, the words you hear, the words that touch your heart in your mind and mind, keep thinking.
– And God reveals more, deeper things..
– I listen, I read, but if I don’t meditate… it is not real and practical.
4. Get training – Like the disciples, 4 years from Christ….
– From Paul, Timothy, Titus and others….
– Doing Bible college is 3-4 years…
– 3-4 years is a very short time…
– Small training or others are not enough.. (but that’s okay)
– If not, take it….
– No, but if you are in ministry (video)…
– Take one class every day honestly in a planned manner – and finish in 3 years…
– 1 hour a day is possible in Greater Grace.
 Soldiers, doctors, nurses and others…. without training are just like politicians.
5. Preaching and Teaching,
– Preaching and teaching what you have received from Him in any situation.
– Pay attention to the 4 points above.
– It is effective, lives are saved and built up.
– Pastoral leaders begin to teach.
– Read and teach (if you read, you can teach).
– Preach the gospel.
6. Prayer and the inner room life, see all 5 points above.

Our burden regarding the Bible. (The essence of faith)
The entire Word of God, both in the New Testament and the Old Testament, is inspired by God literally (khvdabith), completely (avilbachashthi) and without error (kshlavhakkabalatthi). It is the authoritative guide for all Christian understanding, life and ministry.
 The above 3 words are the vocabulary we need to know.
In the last class, we have already started studying the introduction and biblical studies.
 And especially we have studied the topic of “Revelation” in depth (it can be studied more extensively …. which we think is right).
 But we have covered the necessary, basic and must-know things in the class.
– If you want to study more …. ny il chvabvam nyayam dayataka.
In today’s class we will look at the topic of “Inspiration”.
– The Bible is the inspired word of God from the only God.
– And this is a topic that many of us know and need to know.
We will use two Bible passages in particular.
(1) 2 Timothy 3:16 and (2) 2 Peter 1:20-21 (and we will study other passages as well)
 Paul in 2 Timothy 3:16 says that the “writings” (66 books) were breathed by God.
Inspiration Theoniosts – Tzabhayulbhagkatya – Tzabhayuk Nyam – Parmeshwar Elbhagkatya (breathing in.
God breathed the breath of life into each word while writing the 66 books – just like Adam).
And another section 2 Peter 1:20-21 – God used His chosen people to write the Word… Man is not the source but God used the chosen people.
 Peter says God is the source Paul says that the same written Word was made. God is the author.
And we looked at the essence of faith that….
1. Literally
2. Entirely
3. Without error
1. Literally – the written word (Bible) Matthew 4:4
– (149) times
90 times this word is used in the New Testament.
 This means – the choice of words was from God.
 Every word is important.

 Every word or every word is inspired.
 Fear too
 From the structure of the language to the grammatical structure, it is inspired.
– Translations vary but translations are not inspired.. but as many similar and good translations as possible are available.
Written in three languages ​​– Old Testament – ​​mainly in Hebrew but some parts in Aramaic
– New Testament is in Greek.
 We do not have the actual writings but we have the parchments of the writings of the Bible, more than any other book… there are over 5,000 excellent copies.
 The Hebrew word for “God” is ” the word of God”
(from the Greek “ἀκυθηλ” – ” ἀλνησκιζ

The point is also important … Jesus is saying, Matthew 24:35 is the same thing.
2 Timothy 3:16 – All Scripture ..
Let’s read in Matthew 22:31-32 – Jesus uses grammar.
Galatians 3:16 – The singular and plural are also important. Only one “k” is different in the sentence.
Not lineage, lineages ….. (Genesis 17:9)
We use this one word when studying the Bible.
– Exegesis
 Studying word by word and determining the meaning it is trying to convey.
 Studying the words, structure, context, grammar, etc. of the original language to interpret and apply the correct meaning of the passage.
– Exegesis – The rules of Bible interpretation, the science of Bible interpretation.
– Mainstream churches and mainstream Bible scholars, pastors, and teachers fully accept this.
 The Bible is not for personal interpretation..
– We are tested in the flesh …
– We are all tested in using Bible verses to prove our own words and arguments or ideas.
 To prevent this from happening, we need the Lord who disciplines us in interpreting and applying.
– So that the main meaning of the Bible is not distorted and misused.
2 Peter 1:20 – “It is not of our own interpretation”
21 – “It did not come by the will of man”
Matthew 22:29 – Jesus says … people fall into error because of ignorance or misinterpretation.
They were literally inspired.
(2) It is completely inspired. 2 Timothy 3:16 – All Scripture is
now inspired, not just the words but the whole word or part and the whole teaching that these words teach.
 The whole truth that the Bible teaches, the whole truth that it states and everything in it (spiritual or real) is inspired.
 There is an important word in the Bible, especially in the New Testament, “sound doctrine” – correct doctrine, true doctrine, pure doctrine, unadulterated, wholesome or beneficial doctrine, beneficial to spiritual health.
– The teaching of a heavenly perspective from the pure Bible.
– “This sound doctrine is also inspired.”
– All biblical, or true teachings of the Bible are inspired.
– That is why every teaching (myātchaslav) must be biblical or based on truth.
Because there – Orthodoxy seeks to intrude (Acts 15 and Galatians)
– Teachings of evil spirits intrude. (1 Timothy 4)
– Revelation 2 and 3 often in the church were intruding many kinds of doctrines ….
That is why in 2 Timothy 3:16 …..
 Inspired Word – for teaching.
 For reproof.
 Profitable – for correction.
 Regarding righteousness – for training.
Other verses – Romans 16:26 The law is broken
– Luke 16:29 The law is broken
– Luke 24:25-27 The early church
also had a very faithful and steadfast believers who did not have the written Word or full revelation (because of progressive revelation)…
– Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, (the writer)
– There was no New Covenant with other Old Testament believers…
– Nineveh… etc. etc.
 The early church too…
Today we have full revelation and inspired Word and teachings…
– It is important to emphasize the Word… and Bible classes too…
– Not just fellowship – not just meetings…
– Not just buildings – not just numbers…
The Word… The Word… John 1:1 The Word in the beginning, the Word in fellowship, the Word in prayer, the Word in the church, the Word in personal life, the Word in the family…
 The Bible has true teaching on all the subjects we need… Now we can live by it…
Now the third important thing…
3. Inerrant (or without error or any mistake)
– The Bible is inerrant because it is the special revelation of God and inspired by God.
– The Bible is the Word of God and God never makes mistakes.
Some try to use certain parts of the Bible to show that there are errors.
– But… context, events, and textual study prove that wrong.
John 17:17 – Your word is truth.
Psalm 119:160 – All your words are truth.
Psalm 138:2 – Your word is the highest.
The Scriptures are inerrant – There are excellent and sufficient copies of that inerrant writing.. and we can know that these copies and the Bible we have are excellent.
(The Bible is stronger than any other book.. 
In Nepali translation – some may be difficult to understand and may not be translated exactly, in fact there are many such translations ….
In English translation – it is also the same … But Pvkh, Lpvkh, Lbkk etc. are the best translated Bibles, but we can use them.
There are some such views about which we generally need to know … 
1. Theological view: It has many forms and views.
But mainly,
– They say that the Bible is not the word of God but history and literature … But we know …. that is not the case ..
2. The new – theological view – Created by Carl Baath (1886-1968).
– The Bible contains the word of God to some extent along with the arguments and writings of men.
– Only Christ is the word of God and can be experienced only through experience.
– But such No…
3. Roman Catholic – The church determines the Bible, its teachings and usage…
– The Bible teaches what the church teaches.
4. Evangelical Biblical perspective This is also ours. 

In the last class, we studied that the Bible is the Word of God and that the Bible is the inspired Word of God.
1. We looked at the subject of inspiration, we studied the essence of faith.
Let us remember that we are studying about four important words.
– Which we need to know and understand the general meaning of the Bible.
1) Revelation
2) Inspiration
Today’s Topics
3) Publish
4) and the final authority (or decisive)
Know these four words and their general meaning well.
 Publish (to illuminate)
God sheds light or illuminates our minds or us to understand the Bible.
– God illuminates to enable people to understand the Word of God.
– The Holy Spirit makes us understand the written Word.
Now let us read Ephesians 1:17 and 18 and focus on verse 18
:  The eyes of your understanding be enlightened …
Greek – Ajatsthabha is saying to the believers.
– To give light, to shine, to bring to light ..
– To illuminate a dark room …
Meaning – To make God’s Word and the things of God known to man and that is done by the Holy Spirit.
Paul talks about the truth of scripture in Ephesians 1 (1-3).
1:1 – The holy, the trustworthy
1:2 – Grace and peace … 32 truths of scripture
 Who understands these things until the “eyes of the mind are enlightened” and
 Natural sight and external eyes cannot understand it.
 The Holy Spirit opens our minds to understand these truths of scripture.
 These truths of scripture are true (even if we don’t understand them) but if the eyes of our minds are opened we can understand them .. which the Holy Spirit does.
But an unbeliever cannot understand these things – he must be born again.
There are 3 types of people in Corinthians 1 and 2.
1. The natural man or the carnal man – unbeliever or unsaved.
2. Carnal believer or worldly man – believer but living like a natural man.
3. Spiritual believer – a person who lives in the Word or a Spirit-filled person.
(1) An unsaved (non-born again) person cannot understand the Word at all… because of total corruption and sin and is blinded or in darkness.
 Romans 3:23, Ephesians 2:1 (and others.. Romans 5)
– Blinded or in darkness because of sin and the fall,… no ability to understand.
– Only soul and body…. The spirit of man is not made alive.
Let’s read 1 Corinthians 2:14… This is an unsaved person.
(Carnal believer – understands a little but is not rooted).
(a) Therefore, first of all, one must be born again. (b) It
is necessary to be filled with the Holy Spirit, not only by being born again (but being born again is a power and a door) but also by being filled with the Holy Spirit.
The spiritual man understands these things.
Let’s read 1 Corinthians 2:12-13……it is necessary to publish.
We will study this better when we study the Holy Spirit.
Let’s read… John 16:12-13 and 16:7-11
The Holy Spirit uses rihma (charity).
– When we read and study the Bible.
– When we listen to preaching and teaching… from anointed ones (not just what we received).
– By the advice, suggestions, and close walk with a spiritual man.
Now we can understand the Word of God.  What a difference there is between
when an ordinary (unsaved person) reads and  When we read…. A very good example – Acts 8:26-40 (let’s read..) Philip and the treasurer Impotent (uncircumcised) Natural man – No matter how much intellectual or mental control he has, he still feels foolish. Spiritual man – no matter how intellectual or mentally unmotivated… understands and lives because of the Holy Spirit… breathes from the inspired word… worldly man – has the ability to understand but because he does not use it… it is like buying a bag (bought a Bible) and keeping it. Now… (1) Revelation (2) Inspiration (3) Publishing Let us put it in one place and understand….. Revelation God Inspiration Published Kvbh Riyam Ugatabhach Mshbanachbm We will look at another important topic. 4. Authority – While studying this topic, we will also look at “Canon”. 4. Canon and Authority of the Bible (remember the term canon and its meaning). (a) “Bible Canon” – The word canon comes from the Greek word “πλάληλ” (and has been used since ancient times)  which refers to a measuring instrument, a measuring stick, or a method of measuring.  the name of a reed that helps measure other things.  as a scale, a tape measure.  especially the law of any church or nation and the standard for distinguishing between right and wrong. (The text where this word is used is Galatians 6:16, Philippians 3:16) Who compiled the 66 books of the Bible, who decided which books to include? Historically, the word canon – especially used by the early church for the summary of faith – has been used for the Bible since the mid-fourth century. The books of the Bible were not randomly selected. – It has been examined and standardized and only the inspired books have been collected and kept. That standardized method is called the canon, which today we have 66 books as the inspired Word of God, the Bible. On what basis was it selected?  (We are studying this so that our confidence in the Word may be stronger and stronger). The Roman Catholics have also included some other literature in the Bible.

 66-15 Other books make up a total of 73 – These other books are history and prophecy books written in the 400 years of quiet time after Malachi and before Matthew….. Some of the information is good but not at the level of “canon”…
1. Jesus and his disciples are never mentioned in it.
 Other non-Bible structures are called Apocrypha.
One important “Septuagint” we know of – 72 people translated the Pentateuch. Under the direction of the Alexandrian Sas (qvbh buyyinbhatshaak rbikak dd tay d) .. the Old Testament translated into Greek.
– The writers of the New Testament quoted from this Old Testament
1. Pentateuch – translated around 300 BC…
2. The rest – translated around 200 BC…
and it also included some Apocrypha books.
Old Testament:
– The Old Testament is found in the history of the 39 books of the Bible that the Jews have today.
– Jesus also used the 39 books of the Old Testament that we have today (the Old Testament is the Old Testament, the
New
 Along with Moses, all the writings of the prophets were immediately accepted and preserved…
 Council
(New Testament (also applies to Old Testament))
1. Authoritative – Does it contain the word of God or is
it just a human writing or literature.
2. Prophetic – Is it written by a man of God?
 Authoritative by the disciples or by the disciples.
 Mark – Paul’s and Peter’s colleague.
 Luke – Paul’s chief colleague, who knew the apostles including Peter.
 Paul – Apostle and Peter give authority, in their letters.
 James – Jesus’ first brother and Jude as well.
 Other disciples of Jesus wrote by themselves.
(a) The attitude of the New Testament writers towards the Word (Bible).
– The New Testament is as much inspired and inspired by God as the Old Testament. It claims to be as inspired as the Old Testament. – John Many verses including 14:26÷15:26-27÷16:12-14, Romans 16:25-26.
(b) The apostles’ view of the Bible..
– Peter clearly presents Paul’s letters as the Word.
Read 2 Peter 3:15-16
and Paul quotes Luke 10:7 and 1 Timothy 5:18. Luke’s writings are also the Word.
– In Romans 3:2 Paul calls the Old Testament the Word and 2 Timothy 3:16 says all Scripture is inspired..
(c) The view of Christ’s Word…
– Christ Himself gives authority to the disciples and the letters that the disciples gave authority to, as the Holy Spirit remembered them (John 16:13, 14:16) and John 16:13 … the New Testament is as inspired as the Old Testament.
– Jesus Himself quotes the Old Testament and preaches and teaches, and the disciples also quote and write from the Old Testament passages and characters in their letters. (Luke 24:25-27; Matthew 4:4; Deuteronomy 8:3 and many other places)
3. Accepted – Has the church accepted and used it?
– In church history
– Has the anointed ones of church history used it?
– Has the church used it? The church does not determine it, but has it accepted what has been determined?
– Did the early church copy and use it?
– If we were to compile what the anointed ones of church history mentioned, almost the entire Bible would be ready.
4. Is it powerful or does it have the power to change lives?
The words of the Bible are like that, but the lives of those who read it are not.
If we were to write about the events that changed lives through the Bible, it would not fit anywhere….
When we read the Bible, it teaches righteousness.
Many marriages have been built.
Families, in some cases, even nations.
How many are oppressed, worried, addicted to money.
You and I cannot change lives.
But we can preach the word that changes lives
. Preaching biblical teachings changes lives and produces real lives
. Every message is important.. Thorough preparation is necessary…….
5. Are they authoritative? – In history
– have various councils and main churches
– preached, spread and used?
– Mainly..
– Now the authority …
1. Now the Bible is the final authority … The Bible determines.
– In Acts 15, when it comes to determining what is, we find that the apostles determined.
– And today the Bible does… They are the books written by the apostles.
– The Bible has authority and power from heaven as the Word of God.
It is the heavenly standard of infallible truth, the trustworthy and reliable source for measuring and determining all things.
It determines right belief and right conduct for all people and the church.
It is the only available source for the knowledge of God and for shaping the spiritual nature of man.
(Matthew 7:28-29 ÷ Matthew 28:18)
The authority of God’s Word is far superior
to – human tradition
– cultural practices (Matthew 5:43-44 ÷ Matthew 15:1-9)
– experience
– church teaching
– philosophy
– logic, ideas and perspectives.
 The main denominations are found to be compromising on the teachings of the Bible.
 The Bible itself determines… It must be biblical.
– We must know whether it is biblical or not.
– There are many kinds of teachings, but not all are biblical.
 Like the believers in Beroe, we must search the Holy Scriptures.
– If someone brings some teaching, we must search the Bible….