In human courts and legislature, some are claiming they need
to interpret older legislation to meet current situations in order to keep the
laws relevant.
Often these
interpretations seem more like redefining to meet faddish trends and narrow opinions rather than protecting
the innocent from persecution.
Man’s laws may change, but God’s Word remains
a living and vibrant thing just as it is.
The Holy Bible contains examples, wisdom, and direction that is always
key to living a good life.
Although the
Word has been
translated
into multiple
versions,
it should never be revised or rewritten to try to fit current or future events
or deceive people into falling false teachings.
The Bible is and will always be how mankind is judged as innocent or
guilty for eternity.
“For the Word of God
is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword,
piercing to the
division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of marrow,
and discerning the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
And no creature is hidden
from His sight, but all are naked and exposed
to the eyes of Him to whom we
must give account.” - Hebrews 4:12-13
(ESV)
The reference to “Word of God” in above scriptures directly points
to the Holy Bible. Scriptures preceding
it point to the Old Testament telling how the Jews came out of Egyptian slavery
then missed the Promised Land because they did not have faith in God to fulfill
his promises and they also broke some of the directives in His covenant with
them as well as the Ten
Commandments. The above scriptures also
points to Jesus, who is the living personification of the Word of God in the
New Testament. Jesus often cited prior scripture
and stories in His teaching to show how God’s Words remain relevant and helpful
to all.
How does this apply directly to you today? When you read and study the Holy Bible, you learn more of
God and build upon your relationship with Him.
The words can convict you of your sins and lead you to repentance. After becoming a Christian, the words will
guide you and direct your path to being all God wants you to be. When you reach the judgement seat of God,
Jesus will intercede for you as if He were your defense attorney. Your testimony will be how well you followed God's directions. You will be judged against the Word, so be
sure you know it well and do your best to live by it.