Re: God's strength knows only the limitation of you not receiving it.

Rainy, those articles contain scriptures of the Bible proclaiming it's own sufficiency. The other parts of the article didn't even need to be there, but it was more convenient for me since I lack time today to look all those scriptures up myself.
Plus, I did really like the last article especially with it's warning of what is happening more than ever today as so many are moving away from the sufficiency of scriptures, saying it's not sufficient, in favor of listening to men who say they are the voice of God now, completing what God apparently could not complete (according to them).

Also, I do believe ALL of the bible Rainy. But I also believe the bible has to be rightly divided and studied within context, and that we must see who the scriptures are talking to in each passage, as I've said many times before. Just like me, you don't believe the Sabbath law in the ten commandments applies to Christians today. Well why not? Are you throwing out parts of the bible? I know, as for me, I'm not throwing that part of the bible out, but seeing that that command was given to the Israelites alone, and not to all people. To command it for everyone today, which many do, would lead people into deception. Right? So, what do you say, because you don't teach people they should keep the Sabbath command of the ten commandments, are you throwing that part of the bible out?
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