2 Timothy 3:16- All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness.
You may have watched the television movie event, THE BIBLE.
Every year, near Easter, my husband settles down to watch the classic movie, The Ten Commandments.
Recently, we saw the movie version of a best-seller novel.
No matter what the subject matter, I always hear people say, “The movie wasn’t nearly as good as the book.”
Of course, there are many reasons for this. The story must be shortened because it would take too many hours for the movie version to tell the entire story in detail; some scenes are made more exciting, some more visually appealing; endings may be changed to allow for the possibility of a sequel, some are just better played out in a slightly different way, or perhaps the director simply didn’t like the original writer’s ending…
The story gets muddied a little, the ending is tweaked just so.
And then there are movies that are “Based on True Life Events”, which differ from those claiming to be “Inspired by True Events”.
In the first instance, some names may be changed, but the story should stick close to the way things happened. The second, however, uses real events to create a fictional story and so are not held accountable for an accurate portrayal of characters and events.
We don’t have to worry about any of these things when we read God’s Word, the Bible, however. It is most certainly accurate. It is what it claims to be: the infallible, inerrant, Word of God. We can trust it. Learn from it. Be comforted and strengthened by it.
Yes. The Book is always better.
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