Region XII Apostolic Learning Center

Bibliology: The Doctrine of Scripture

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Introduction – The Doctrine of Scripture
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  The Course
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  Final Examination
Lesson 1 — The Inspiration of Scripture
A concise study of how God breathed out His Word and used human authors to communicate divine truth.
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Lesson 2 — The Authority of Scripture
An overview of why Scripture stands as the final and supreme authority for faith, doctrine, and life.
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Lesson 3 — The Inerrancy and Infallibility of Scripture
A clear explanation of the Bible’s complete truthfulness and its inability to mislead or fail.
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Lesson 4 — To Whom the Scriptures Are Addressed
A brief look at the original audiences of Scripture and how that shapes interpretation and application.
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Lesson 5 — The Purpose of Scripture
A focused study on why God gave His Word — to reveal Himself, transform lives, and equip believers.
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Lesson 6 — How to Interpret Scripture (Hermeneutics Basics)
An introduction to the essential principles of sound biblical interpretation and responsible study.
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Final Examination – The Doctrine of Scripture
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  Final Example – Bibliology: The Doctrine of Scripture
  15 Minutes20 Questions

According to 1 Corinthians 10:32, the Bible recognizes three distinct groups:

God’s covenant people under the Old Testament.

Much of the Old Testament is addressed specifically to Israel:

All nations outside Israel.

Many prophetic passages address Gentile nations directly:

Born on the Day of Pentecost, composed of Jews and Gentiles united in Christ.

New Testament epistles are primarily addressed to:

Understanding these distinctions is essential for proper doctrine.

Scripture Is Written For Everyone, but Not All Scripture Is Written To Everyone

Examples of Audience-Specific Passages