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[[File:Old Bible.jpg|thumb|The Bible, a book in which God’s will and words are recorded]] | [[File:Old Bible.jpg|thumb|The Bible, a book in which God’s will and words are recorded]] | ||
The authority of the Bible is acknowledged because God, who wants to save mankind, has preserved the Bible for thousands of years so that it will not be distorted. [[Jesus Christ|Christ Jesus]], too, acknowledged the authority of the Bible, preaching the [[gospel]] by quoting the [[Old Testament]]. The [[The New Testament|New Testament]] was written by the apostles Jesus established and those who worked hard for the gospel together with them, and the [[Church]] acknowledged it as the [[Bible]] to follow the teachings of Jesus. | The authority of the Bible is acknowledged because God, who wants to save mankind, has preserved the Bible for thousands of years so that it will not be distorted. [[Jesus Christ|Christ Jesus]], too, acknowledged the authority of the Bible, preaching the [[gospel]] by quoting the [[The Old Testament|Old Testament]]. The [[The New Testament|New Testament]] was written by the apostles Jesus established and those who worked hard for the gospel together with them, and the [[Church]] acknowledged it as the [[Bible]] to follow the teachings of Jesus. | ||
==Authority of the Bible== | ==Authority of the Bible== | ||