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Knowledge of The Truth (Part 2)
Authority of ScripturesSteve Gregg
In "Knowledge of The Truth (Part 2)," Steve Gregg emphasizes the important role of authority in understanding and accepting the truth. He highlights that not all sources of authority hold the same weight and encourages individuals to seek out the highest authority in every matter to ensure right thinking and behavior. Gregg also discusses the concept of delegated authority, emphasizing that it is limited to a specific realm and subject to God's authority. Finally, he concludes that the Scriptures are the ultimate authority on matters of truth.
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