07-23-2009, 05:38 PM
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Re: Were the Apostles wrong?
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Originally Posted by Justin
This thread stems from http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...t=25131&page=4
In the recent Pentecostal Herald, there's an article regarding the end of days, or end time (link: http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...2&d=1248308695). In the article, the writer states that the apostles thought that Jesus was returning during their life time.
In the Gospels, Jesus breathed on the Apostles to open their understanding of things. Seeing that they were also hand chosen by Jesus to convey His message, and because those verses regarding the Lords return are God inspired, they cannot be wrong due to the very nature of God. If those verses are wrong, then God was wrong when he inspired the writers to scribe those words.
What are your thought on this?
Did the apostles have everything correct except Jesus return? |
I for one do not believe the Apostles were infallible or perfect. The inspired scripture records facts as they happened, but it does not mean every recorded emotion was God inspired.
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