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Psalm 119:160
Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever.
Forever - late 14th century “for ever”; became “forever” late 17th century
For - in the place of, equivalent to, because of
ever - (1828 definition 1) At all times; always; continually.
There are two established TIMES we find there is a forever Bible.
I. From the Beginning the Bible is True.
Thy word is true from the beginning:
Inspiration was not the beginning, but the arrival of the Bible.
Preservation is not the ending, but the keeping of the Bible.
Languages
Hebrew
Aramaic
Greek
Syriac
Latin
German
English
English Bibles
Tyndale’s translation (1525)
The Coverdale Bible (1535)
The Matthews Bible (1537)
The Great Bible (1539)
The Geneva Bible (1560)
The Bishops Bible (1568)
The King James Bible (1611)
There has to be inspiration and preservation or there is no Scripture.
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To the Ending the Bible is True.
and every one of thy righteous judgments endureth for ever.
The Bible will outlast the world.
The Bible will outlast the flesh.
The Bible will outlast the devil.
Conclusion:
Are you trying to outlast the Bible?
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