The Myth of Fallible Prophecy: A Refutation of Errant Yet Binding Revelation
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These sources argue that prophecy must be entirely inerrant to possess divine authority, rejecting the modern charismatic notion that revelation can be "errant yet binding." By analyzing Deuteronomy 18:15–22, the texts establish that a true prophet is an official mouthpiece for God whose words are verbally inspired and factually perfect. Any message delivered in God's name that proves false is classified as presumptuous rebellion rather than a simple human mistake. The authors contend that Scripture is…
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