Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this clip from episode #563, we explore the question of whether the biblical canon is closed and how the books of Scripture were recognized throughout history. The discussion examines the difference between viewing the canon as something created by human authority versus something discovered and affirmed by believers through God’s providence. It also looks at the role of early councils, the development of the Old and New Testament canons, and the differing perspectives between Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox traditions regarding canonical authority.
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In this clip from episode #563, we explore the question of whether the biblical canon is closed and how the books of Scripture were recognized throughout history. The discussion examines the difference between viewing the canon as something created by human authority versus something discovered and affirmed by believers through God’s providence. It also looks at the role of early councils, the development of the Old and New Testament canons, and the differing perspectives between Protestants, Catholics, and Orthodox traditions regarding canonical authority.
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💬 Comment below with your thoughts or questions!
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#Bible #BiblicalCanon #Scripture #ChurchHistory #Theology #Apocrypha #Tanakh #NewTestament #Christianity #MessianicJudaism
