Revelations and Traditions: The Rule of Faith According to the Bible

We live in a world that offers competing forms of Revelations and Traditions. In the Church, one or the other or perhaps a combination of the two are set forth as a Rule of Faith.

But what type of Revelation or Tradition is offered in the Bible? Is the Bible a sufficient Rule of Faith or is it inherently in need of a parallel source of material that constitutes, in perpetuity, an equal Rule of Faith distinct from Holy Writ?

Whether it's the Rich man being told that the writings of Moses were sufficient to testify to his brothers to avoid eternal, conscious torment or the Bereans being commended for verifying Paul's preaching and teaching by searching the Scriptures for themselves, the Bible must be consulted to decide the issue of what constitutes the Rule of Faith, doesn't it?

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What is Urban Puritano?

All Christians are urban Christians. Whether you live in Graceville, Florida or Chicago, Illinois, the believer is on a pilgrim's journey from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City. You are not alone in your journey. As we travel the narrow path from our current city to the one whose Architect and builder is the living God, one such traveler is Urban Puritano.