Falaite Fepueli 18, 2022
THE SOURCE OF ALL INSPIRATION
KO E TUPU’ANGA ‘O E FAKAMANAVA
JOHN
1:1
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.
SIONE
1:1
‘I HE kamata‘anga kuo ‘i ai ‘a FOLOFOLA, pea na‘e
feangai mo e ‘Otua ‘a Folofola, pea na‘e ‘Otua ‘a Folofola
Sola Scriptura - Scripture Alone - Ko e Folofola´ pe
To this our Saviour's words refer, “My Father worketh hitherto, and I work” (John 5:17). In thus affirming, that from the foundation of the world He constantly worked with the Father, He gives a clearer explanation of what Moses simply touched. The meaning therefore is, that God spoke in such a manner as left the Word His peculiar part in the work, and thus made the operation common to both.
But the clearest explanation is given by John when he states that the Word - which was from the beginning God and with God - was, together with God the Father, the Maker of all things. For he both attributes a substantial and permanent essence to the Word, assigning to it a certain peculiarity and distinctly showing how God spoke the world into being. Therefore, as all revelations from heaven are duly designated by the title of the Word of God, so the highest place must be assigned to that substantial Word, the Source of all inspiration, which, as being liable to no variation, remains forever one and the same with God, and is God.
JOHN CALVIN
Na’e folofola ‘a e ‘Otua ‘i ha founga makehe, ‘o ne tuku pe ‘a Folofola ke ne fakahoko ‘ene ngaue ‘a’ana, pea hoko ai ‘a e fakatupu ‘o mamani, ko ha ngaue na’a na fai loua.
Ka ko e fakamatala ‘oku mahino
taha´, ‘a Δ ‘oku tau ma’u meia Sione, ‘i he’ene pehee, “pea na‘e feangai mo e ‘Otua ‘a Folofola, pea na‘e ‘Otua ‘a Folofola”
(Sione 1:1). ‘Io, na’a ne feohi mo e ‘Otua ko e Tamai, ‘a e Fakatupu ‘o e me’a
kotoa ‘i he ‘univeesi. Na’a ne fakaha mo vahe’i ‘a e ngaue ma’a Folofola ke ne
fakahoko ‘i he fakatupu ‘o mamani, ‘i he’ene folofola pea hoko mai ‘a e ngaahi
me’a fakatupu. Pea ko ia ai, ko e ngaahi me’a fakaha kotoa pe mei langi ‘oku
fakahoko mai ia ‘o fou ‘ia Folofola, pea kuopau leva ke vahe’i ‘a e tu’unga taupotu
tahaa ma’a Folofola, ko e fauniteni ‘o e manava ‘a e ‘Otua - ‘oku ‘ikai toe
liliu pea ‘oku tu’uloa ‘o ta’engata mo ‘Otua, he ko e ‘Otua Ia!
THE BIBLE AT A GLACE
ReplyDeleteOLD TESTAMENT (39 Books) - History, Poetry, Prophecy
History..
Gen - Deut (The Law); Josh-Esther (history & gov't)
Poetry (Job - Song of Solomon)
Prophecy
Isaiah - Daniel (Major Prophets); Hosea-Malachi (minor prophets)
**Silent years - 400 years between the Testaments**
NEW TESTAMENT (27 Books)
History (5 books)
Gospels (Matt-John); History of early church (Acts)
Letters (21 books)
Paul's (Rom - Philemon); General (Heb - Jude)
Prophecy (Revelation)
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DeleteIn the beginning--- starting point, was the Word--- God, Bible, creation and the Word was with God--- everything that God did or spoke of. and the Word was God--- he is the word
ReplyDeleteHistory changes, and generation changes but one thing that doesn't change is the word, which is God.
Speak it into existence, is a quote that reminds of today's verse. Whatever God's will and word became true. It reminds us of how powerful the God we serve is. He was in the beginning, in the present and will be in the future. But what's amazing is that the same God that created the earth in the beginning, is the same God that we serve today through the Bible. Then, we should put priority in reading and following his word for he is the source of it all.