The Scripture Cannot Be Broken (John 10:35)
from Seasonal Preaching Hosted by Jeremiah Cox
After making Himself equal with God, the Pharisees sought to stone Jesus despite the miracles which confirmed His claim. Jesus responded with scripture, which would nullify their accusation. He did so with the mutual understanding that “the Scripture cannot be broken” (John 10:35). We must understand the same.
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