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and Todd, 1978), P . 299.
inahner, "Christmas--Fullness and Turning Po i nt of
Time?" Translated by Joseph Donceel. In Dialogue, p. 149.
14--Fosdick, The Modern Use of the Bible. (London:
SCM, h .d.), p. 225.
17 Ibid. p. 226.
II. SOURCE--INSPIRATION (p. 101-07)
i Lloyd-Jones, "The Authority of Scripture," in
Expository Sermons on 2 Peter. (Edinburgh: Banner of Truth
Trust, 1983), p. 98.
p. 99.
3Barth, Church Dogmatics 1.1. Translated by G.T.
Thomson. (Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1936), p. 125. (Cf.
"The irremediable danger of consulting Holy Scripture apart
from the centre [Jesus Christ], and in such a way that the
question of Jesus Christ ceases to be the controllin g and
comprehensive question and simply becomes one amongst
others, consists primarily in the fact that . . . Scripture
is thou ght of and used as thou gh the message of revelation
and the Word of God could be extracted from it in the the
same way as the message of other truth or reality can be
extracted from the other sources of knowledge, at any rate
where it is not presumably speakin g of Jesus Christ. But if
Scripture is read in this way, the Scripture principle will
not stand very long." Church Dogmatics IV.1. Translated
by G.W. Bromiley. (Edinburgh: T. & T Clark, 1956), p. 368.
Note also, "We cannot always turn to the Bible and be sure
of receivin g the Word of God. Word is a living reality, not
something abstract." From Karl Barth's Table Talk. Edited
by John D. Godsey. (Edinbur gh: Oliver and Boyd, 1963), p.
42.)
'Barth, 1.1. p. 127.
"-"Cf. "There is no other book which witnesses to
Jesus Christ apart from Holy Scripture. This decides the
fact that only in Holy Scripture do we have to do with the
one and the whole Word and revelation of God." Barth,
Church Dogmatics IV.1. p. 368,69.
'-Barth, Prayer and Preaching. Translated by B.E.
Hooke. (London: SCM, 1964), p. 77,78.
.7 Stewart, Why I Believe. (Crieff, Scotland: The
Book Department of St. Ninian's, 1963), p. 14.
e Stewart, from an otherwise unpublished interview in
Malcolm McDow, "A Study of the Preaching of James Stuart
Stewart." (Th.D. dissertation at the New Orleans Baptist
Theological Seminary, 1968), p. 54.
51Rahner, Inspiration in the Bible. (Edinburgh:
Nelson, 1961), p. 59. (Cf. "God wills the Scriptures and
himself as their originator. He achieves both because and
in so far as he wills himself as the acting and efficient
author of the Church." Ibid. p. 50; and "It [Scripture]
exists because the church exists. It is not just something
which forms church." Foundations of Christian Faith.
Translated by William V. Dych. (London: Darton, Longman