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Introduction to Inerrancy

July 23, 2025 By Peter Krol

Have you ever wondered about the doctrine of the Bible’s inerrancy? Jonathan Noyes writes at length on the topic with much clarity:

Are there errors, inaccuracies, and mistakes in the Bible? Can we trust everything the text affirms, or is it riddled with missteps, ethical flaws, and antiquated morality? Jesus said, “Scripture cannot be broken” (John 10:35). Was he wrong? Can Scripture err?

Nowadays, many think so.

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