This is the first in a series of videos that I am doing with @tonycostatorontoapologetic5307 on Sola Scriptura in the early Church. This first episode focuses on the fact that Scripture, as the Word of God--who is truth itself and does not need His papers stamped by any man or group--is self-authenticating and criteriological.
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Recommended Reading:
•Phillip G. Kayser, The Canon of Scripture: A Presuppositional Study (Independently Published, 2021), 407 pages.
•Noah Kelley, “The Self-Authenticating Model of Canon: Definition, Benefits, and Limitations,” [ Ссылка ]
•Dr. Michael J. Kruger, “My Sheep Hear My Voice: Canon as Self-Authenticating,” [ Ссылка ]
•John Duncan, “The Self-Attesting Nature of the New Testament Canon,” [ Ссылка ]
•Andrew Locke, “The Self-Attestation of Scripture as the Proper Ground for Systematic Theology,” [ Ссылка ]
•Charles E. Hill, “The Truth Above All Demonstration’: Scripture in the Patristic Period to Augustine,” in The Enduring Authority of the Christian Scriptures, ed. By D. A. Carson
•James M. Grier, Jr., “The Apologetical Value of the Self-Witness of Scripture,” [ Ссылка ]
•John Murray, The Attestation of Scripture, [ Ссылка ]
•Lane Tipton, “The Witness of Scripture to Itself,” [ Ссылка ]
•J.V. Fesko, “The Self Attestation of Scripture and Internal Witness of the Holy Spirit,” [ Ссылка ]
•H. van der Belt, Autopistia : the self-convincing authority of scripture in reformed theology; [ Ссылка ]
•Chris Bolt, “One Witness to the Word: The Self-Attestation of Scripture”;
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