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Why do I choose to believe the Bible?


A question that would define my existence and my belief. Is it not illogical, some might ask. Science is a better answer. Here is my take.... Might not be flawless. But this is how I want to put it across.....

God and covenants - a beautiful story. When we look through the Bible,  Everything that He has said, would come to pass, would definitely come true 
Retrospectively; when all the pieces of the puzzles are finally fit, we see one beautiful painting that God Himself was orchestrating. That He is a covenant keeping God. That He is true. That He would keep His word.

And none of His covenant He has failed to keep. None He has broken. None of His promises He has failed to fulfil.
God is true. True to His word. True to Himself. No matter what.

* God's promise to Abraham, Issac and Jacob about the promised land.
* God's covenant with mankind in the garden of Eden that a Saviour is coming.
* God's covenant with Noah, that He wouldn't destroy the earth yet again with water.
* God's word to Israel, that they would go into exile because of their irreverence and disobedience.
* He promised a Saviour King.
* He told well ahead of this Saviour's gruesome death and resurrection.

All came to pass. That is the one reason why I choose to believe that Jesus is coming back again.

Secondly there has been enough personal covenants which I have had with this God. As i spent time with Him, umpteen number of promises He hath given through His word and all of them He hath fulfilled down the timeline. Some might not agree with this - taking the word of God as personal promises. But I have seen His word being multidimensional - theological and personal at the same time. What is written years ago is true for me right now.
I have received healing.
I have received love and encouragement which no one could offer.
I have received miracles.
I have received promises fulfilled.
I have received admonitions and course corrections.
That is why I choose to believe all that is written in here is true. History and my personal life holds a testimony.

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  1. The dependence to have trust and faith in the word of God is an important factor in our lives. That dependence is important. Nice Amit mon. Good thoughts.

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    1. Historically proven. Biblically proven. Personally proven

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  2. True 🙏 When we spent time with God Logos ,the written word of God becomes Rhema,the spoken word to us

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