GoD's WorK - God's Puzzle Solved

The Great Falling Away415skin” (Strong’s #3200). Letters or Epistles were written on thesesheepskins or parchments. Just as Peter felt he was going to die,Paul, also, believed his time was near and wanted his “letters” tobe included with Peter’s “letters.” Peter said that Paul’s Epistleswere “Scripture.” In I Timothy 3:16, Paul states that all Scriptureis inspired by God. So Paul’s, Peter’s, John’s and all the otherwritings are Scriptures, which were inspired by God. The NewTestament, by God’s Holy Spirit inspiring his ministers, completedTHE FULL BIBLE - The Old and New Testaments.Why did The Apostles feel it was necessary to make The NewTestament part of God’s “word?” Perhaps by not realizing God’splan for The New Testament, they felt there was overwhelmingevidence that the church was under attack by false prophets.This was actually the beginning of the great falling away fromthe truth that had begun in 50 a.d. The Apostles, being elderlyand dying, wanted to assure future generations that the truth ofChristianity would be available to the churches of their own dayand the churches throughout the ages. Since Peter believed thatChrist’s return could be thousands of years away, The Apostleswanted to guarantee that future Christians would have a very accuratesource of truth as this “falling away” would continue untilthe very Return of Christ.In short, this was in God’s “overall” plan. So, “the falling awayfrom the truth” or “The Man of Sin” must be revealed. Besides,God must then finish calling all Gentiles to the truth. Until allthese events take place, Christ will not return. Therefore, it wasnecessary to make The New Testament a part of The Complete Biblein order to keep true Christians in the faith. Then, all futureChristians could be certain that God had given them a real sourceof truth - and not the human ideas, which many of “today’s”Christians follow, which are concepts based only on human rea-