I was recently reading through Phillip Schaff's Volume I: History of the Christian church (or get the full text for free here). He puts forth an interesting thought, which I will summarize:
One of the most foretelling indicators that the message of the gospel is of a supernatural origin is by comparing the depth of the message with the capabilities of the messengers. The latter were mere fisherman, uneducated and never having been outside of Palestine. How could they possibly construct the message of the gospel, with its deep and timeless truths, and effectively communicate it?
The only plausible explanation is a supernatural inspiration.
Soli Deo Gloria
One of the most foretelling indicators that the message of the gospel is of a supernatural origin is by comparing the depth of the message with the capabilities of the messengers. The latter were mere fisherman, uneducated and never having been outside of Palestine. How could they possibly construct the message of the gospel, with its deep and timeless truths, and effectively communicate it?
The only plausible explanation is a supernatural inspiration.
Soli Deo Gloria
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