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Biblical Statements About Infallibility/Inerrancy (A Theology / No Science Topic)

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purpledawn
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Message 23 of 85 (152534)
10-24-2004 1:40 PM 		Reply to: Message 1 by portmaster1000
10-21-2004 11:51 AM

Lying Scribes
Hopefully I'm understanding what you are looking for in this thread.
Unfortunately I don't have anything for the positive.
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One verse, Jeremiah 8:8, shows the possiblity of errors as opposed to no errors.
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purpledawn
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10-25-2004 9:16 AM 		Reply to: Message 21 by Cold Foreign Object
10-23-2004 7:27 PM

Re: Logic
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Mankind condemned by Mosaic Law by its impossible requirements and punishment of death for sin. This Old Covenant promised eternal life to anyone who kept it perfectly - no one ever did - obviously.
You made this statement before in an old thread concerning the Old and New Covenant, but you didn't provide the verse(s) in the OT that support this claim.
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Where in the OT does the Mosaic Covenant promise eternal life to anyone who kept it perfectly?
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