A look at 2 Timothy 3:16. The Value of God’s Perfect Word

[The Servant]

2 Timothy 3:16.  The Value of God’s Word

All Scripture is God-breathed and is valuable for teaching the truth, convicting of sin , correcting faults  and training in right living. Thus anyone who belongs to God May be fully equipped for every good work

So. What is this saying?

Sound Doctrine:   Our creator God is from eternity past, present, and eternity future. He made man and woman is His perfect image (tzelem) “shadow” Adam and Eve walked  as God’s perfect”shadow” until they disobeyed and sinned. Thus bringing sin into this world.  However, God wanted a restored relationship with man. So. The Second Adam paid the price of sin of the First Adam. And we all know who the second Adam is   We are “renewed” into relationship through the new birth. (John 3:3)

2. Reproof/convicting of sins

The Bible teaches us our wrong doings through the commandments.  They act as a “school teacher” showing us what is right and what is wrong. Holy vs unholy. Clean vs unclean. They lead us to a righteous lifestyle and walk in faith

3. Train in right living (righteous living)

When we turn from our sins. And follow God’s commandments. We begin living a righteous life through obedience. That comes from our righteous salvation. Salvation is a one-time event. While righteous living is a lifelong action.  We are saved unto obedience and good works.

The Servant

[ProDeo]

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Ben Avraham

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[DavidGYoung]

The author of 2 Timothy speaks of scripture. You then speak of the Bible.

Where does the author of 2 Timothy say that when he uses the word 'scripture' he means the Bible?

[Athanasius]

This is a banned user attempting to evade a ban, as ProDeo rightly suspected. Banned, again.

[Arion]

The author of 2 Timothy speaks of scripture. You then speak of the Bible.

Where does the author of 2 Timothy say that when he uses the word 'scripture' he means the Bible?

The Scriptures are the usual designation for books written under the inspiration of God in the New Testament. For example, in Matthew 4:10, Christ's words are quoted to Satan: "Then saith Jesus until him, Get thee hence, Satan: for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve." At the same time, Jesus did not say that he was quoting the book of Deuteronomy. Moreover, the devil, seducing Jesus, did the same. He just said "it's written," not saying which book he was quoting from. Here is another example: "
Jesus saith until them, Did ye never read in the scripts, The stone which the builders rejected, The same was made the head of the corner; This was from the Lord, And is it marvelous in our eyes?" (Matthew 21:42). Here Jesus quotes Psalm 117:22-23.

[DavidGYoung]

That does not answer my question in any shape or form whatsoever.