Scripture's Wonder: A Threefold Reason for Obedience
Why should we obey God's Word? Spurgeon identifies three compelling reasons woven into Scripture's wonderful character. First, the Word is *pure* *—* morally spotless and...
This is historical examples on god's character and scripture's authority, drawing on Psalms 119:129.
Why should we obey God's Word? Spurgeon identifies three compelling reasons woven into Scripture's wonderful character. First, the Word is pure — morally spotless and free from corruption. Its precepts elevate our souls toward holiness rather than drag them toward degradation. Second, the Word is perfectly balanced—just in its demands, proportionate in its rewards, equitable in its justice. Despots issue arbitrary commands; Yahweh issues instruction that harmonizes human flourishing with divine purpose.…
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