The whole of scripture

[Marty]

The whole of scripture is greater than the sum of its individual passages. You can not comprehend the bible as a whole without comprehending its individual passages and you cannot comprehend its individual passages without comprehending the bible as a whole. The individual passages can never be interpreted in a way as to conflict the whole of scripture

The above method is the best way to interpret scripture especially prophecy

Hank Hanagraph

 

[Eleanor]

The whole of scripture is greater than the sum of its individual passages. You can not comprehend the bible as a whole without comprehending its individual passages and you cannot comprehend its individual passages without comprehending the bible as a whole. The individual passages can never be interpreted in a way as to conflict the whole of scripture

The above method is the best way to interpret scripture especially prophecy

Hank Hanagraph

Keeping in mind that any personal interpretation of prophetic riddles not spoken clearly (Nu 12:8) must be in agreement with authoritative NT apostolic teaching, for God does not contradict himself in his word.

 

[civic]

Keeping in mind that any personal interpretation of prophetic riddles not spoken clearly (Nu 12:8) must be in agreement with authoritative NT apostolic teaching, for God does not contradict himself in his word.

Can you provide an example ? Thanks !

 

[Eleanor]

Can you provide an example ? Thanks !

The NT presents only one rapture, and it at the end of time with the resurrection (1 Th 4:16-17).

 

[civic]

The NT presents only one rapture, and it at the end of time with the resurrection (1 Th 4:16-17).

Agreed only one . The timing is what is debated

 

[Eleanor]

Agreed only one . The timing is what is debated

It is the timing that I am talking about. All interpretations of prophetic riddles which place the rapture anywhere but with the resurrection at the end of time are in error on that point.

 

[Marilyn C]

It is the timing that I am talking about. All interpretations of prophetic riddles which place the rapture anywhere but with the resurrection at the end of time are in error on that point.

Acts 3: 20 & 21, Joel 2: 1.