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5 The Authors of the Canon

33 min · 22. juni 2026
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James Meyers, III considers whether the New Testament authors knew they were writing divinely inspired texts, or whether they were unaware and the church later decided they were inspired and, therefore, should be collected into a Canon. This is another secularist position which reflects the Marcionite mood of disregarding the heritage of Old Testament Scriptures. James considers this and discloses some New Testament texts which demonstrate the authors knew they were transmitting an inspired written form for the people of God, just as they would have expected due to the Old Testament dispensation. Sea of Fire Ministries on YouTube [https://youtube.com/@seaoffireministries?si=5FNOVIVkskAY1JnS]

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