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  1. Such a great and timely article! Truth has become twistable nowadays. I love the way you interpret the parable of the sower and the soil. And most of all I love the way you render Biblical truth versus the lies of the world. Thank you!

  2. That’s interesting that I see this post today. I was looking through some scrap paper on my desk, you know, the ones where you write down notes or ideas you don’t want to forget. Well, I wrote down a quote my brother said one day when we were talking about pagan holidays. He said, “not versions of the truth but The Truth.” Everyone seems to have their version of what they believe to be true but that doesn’t negate the one and only Truth, the Bible. Thanks for reminding us of the whole truth and nothing but the truth, Diane!

  3. Pontius Pilate asked Jesus “what is truth?” He did not wait for Jesus to answer…

    What would Jesus have answered?
    We all agree that Jesus already declared Himself to be the truth (see John 14:6) and therefore to know and seek Jesus is to know and seek trutg.

    The Bible however indicate that truth has ‘other components’ (strands?).

    Jesus pray for His followers to be sanctified by the Father’s word as “thy word is truth”. We find here the 2nd component of truth: the Word of our Heavenly Father.

    Jesus comforts His followers that they will receive another Comforter, the Spirit of truth, Who will guide them in all truth. Here we have the 3rd Component of truth: the Spirit of truth.

    Dawid pray to God and declare “Your righteousness is everlasting and your law is truth” (see Ps 119:142). Here we have the 4th Component of truth: God’s law.

    Truth, seen from the Bible, is a ‘cord’ of four strands. We are to focus on all four to worship God ‘in spirit and in (the fullness of) truth”.

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