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"ruth" wrote in message
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> lsenders@hotmail.com wrote:
>> Sarah Kanary wrote:
>>
>> >
>> > The individual books of the "NT" were written by individual Jewish
>> > Christians,
>>
>> Luke was a Gentile.
>
> How do you know that?

Luke was not a Gentile. Romans 3:1, 2 states that God entrusted his
inspired utterances to the Jews. Luke is one of those to whom such
inspired utterances were entrusted.

The Scriptures likewise furnish no basis for identifying Luke with the
Lucius mentioned at Acts 13:1 or Paul's 'relative' of the same name referred
to at Romans 16:21.

Peace.


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"zach" writes:
>Stephen M. Adams wrote:
>> wrf3@stablecross.com (Bob Felts) writes:
>> >Stephen M. Adams wrote:

>>>> Which means anarchy.
>>>
>>>Can you show how this follows?
>>
>> One needs merely look at the various Protestants who claim that their
>> doctrine is derived solely from Scripture to see the anarchy.
>>
>> There is no way to test the interpretation of any individual - after
>> all, as Loren proclaimed, each believer has the right to read and
>> interpret Scripture for themselves.
>>
>> >> It means that in the end, Sola Scriptura is useless.
>> >
>> >Even worse, it means that the Spirit is ineffective.
>>
>> Not at all. The spirit is promised to guide the *Church* into all
>> truth, not individuals.
>
>And which spirit was guiding the Church when it did horrible things in
>the past?

The sinful acts of individuals are not "guided by the spirit" - rather
the Church is the living, breathing Body of Christ (as Paul said), and
in terms of Biblical interpretation it is the witness of the collected
teachings of the church that are true, not the teaching of any individual.

>By what rubric are believers urged to "test the spirits" if
>not by their own reading of scripture, free from possible perverted
>influence from false leaders?

How does a believer know if he's truly being guided by the Spirit or
by demons? After all, the Scriptures themselves call the church "the
pillar and ground of the truth."

If your interpretation differs from that of the church, how do