The Doctrine of the word of God

'The Word of God' is a multi-faceted concept. God speaks but Word is one of Jesus's names. God's personal communications take other forms, through prophets, apostles, and the written Word. Frame investigates them all. --from publisher description Full description

Main Author:	Frame, John M.
Published:	New Jersey : P&R Publishing, 2010
Series:	A Theology of Lordship.
Subjects:	REFORMED CHURCH - DOCTRINES. WORD OF GOD (CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY).
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Table of Contents:

The Personal-Word model
Lordship and the Word
Modern views of revelation
Revelation and reason
Revelation and history
Revelation and human subjectivity
Revelation and God himself
What is the Word of God?
God's Word as his controlling power
God's Word as his meaningful authority
God's Word as his Personal presence
The media of God's Word
God's revelation through events
God's revelation through words : the divine Voice
God's revelation through words : prophets and apostles
The permanence of God's Word
God's written words in the Old Testament
Respect for God's written words in the Old Testament
Jesus' view of the Old Testament
The apostles' view of the Old Testament
The New Testament as God's written words
The canon of scripture
The inspiration of scripture
The content of scripture
Scripture's authority, its content, and its purpose
The inerrancy of scripture
The phenomena of scripture
Bible problems
The clarity of scripture
The necessity of scripture
The comprehensiveness of scripture
The sufficiency of scripture
The transmission of scripture
Translations and editions of scripture
Teaching and preaching
Sacraments
Theology
Human reception of scripture
The interpretation of scripture
Assurance
Person-revelation : the divine witness
Human beings as revelation
Writing on the heart
Summary and organizational reflections
Epilogue.

The Doctrine of the word of God

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