church as canonical (excluding the Apocrypha and other “spurious writings”), Gill expounds in turn the authority, perfection, and perspicuity of the Bible. Gill asserts without equivocation the divine inspiration and total truthfulness of God’s written Word. To be sure, he does not spend much time trying to explain precisely how the Scriptures were inspired. However, he clearly affirms the divine origin of the Bible; the biblical authors were “under the impulse and direction of God in all they wrote.”
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