Full Quote From John Clark and Marcus Johnson "That distinction is between (1) the word of God inscripturated and proclaimed and (2) the Word of God incarnate. The former refers to the written word, the Bible, and the preaching of that word. The latter refers to the eternal and living Son of God, who has existed with and as God from the very beginning, through whom all things (including the Bible and preaching) came into being, and who became flesh. The distinction is crucial, not only for how we conceive of salvation and the nature of preaching, but also in order to avoid biblicism, and perhaps even the bibliolatry, that results from a facile identification of the Bible with the Lord Jesus. To be sure, we must never separate Christ from his written word, from whom it derives its authority; but neither can we collapse Christ into his word, as if thebook were itself the mediator between God and man." (The Incarnation of God Pg 194) Resources mentioned: The Incarnation of God by John C. Clark and Marcus Peter Johnson No God But One by Nabeel Qureshi (pg 101-121) Person of Interest by J Warner Wallace @CrossExamined with Frank Turek #Truth #Scripture #Jesus #salvation #Bible #JesusisKing #hardquestions

In our final video of the series, join us as we look into Paul's closing words of direction and application for the church of Galatia. Let us ponder over these words and let them change how we live as well amongst brothers and sisters of the church, as well as the world. #jesus #truth #bibleverse #galatians #biblepassage #bible #love #fruitofthespirit

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