Critics quote Hebrews to say the New Covenant is final and God is done. But who wrote Hebrews, and which apostle ever vouched for it? Origen said only God knows. Then read what Hebrews actually teaches: God changes priesthood and covenants when He chooses, and the Bible never says He’d stop.
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2 Timothy 3:16 rests on one Greek word, theopneustos, used only once in the New Testament. A word study on what “God-breathed” says and doesn’t say, John C. Poirier’s case that it meant “life-giving,” and how the Bible itself describes inspiration through holy men moved by the Holy Ghost.
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The Book of Mormon asks readers to do one thing: read it, then ask God. Joseph Smith did exactly that with James 1:5. Here’s Moroni 10:3–5 next to James 1:5–6, what the Bible says about the Spirit teaching truth, and why the Westminster Confession rests the Bible on the same witness critics call “just feelings.”
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Critics quote “after all we can do” as proof the Book of Mormon teaches works salvation. Read 2 Nephi 25:23–26 in context, see how often the Book of Mormon teaches grace, then hold James 2:24, Ephesians 2:10, Philippians 2:12, and Revelation 20:12 to the same standard.
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Critics say DNA disproved the Book of Mormon. But the book never claims Lehi’s family were the only ancestors of the Americas, nobody knows what DNA they carried, and founder effect, drift, and bottlenecks can erase a small group’s signal. Plus an honest correction on haplogroup X2, and the genetic test nobody runs on the Bible.
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