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Scripture’s Warning Against Adding to God’s Word

Scripture’s Warning Against Adding to God’s Word

Scripture teaches that every word of God is pure and trustworthy. Proverbs 30:5–6 warns believers not to add to God’s words, lest they be rebuked and found false. Revelation 22:18–21 also gives a solemn warning against adding to or taking away from the prophecy in the book. The passage closes with a prayerful expectation of Christ’s return: “Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus.”

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E
emeka

How do believers distinguish between explaining a passage and adding ideas that Scripture itself does not say?

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prince

I agree; careful reading should clarify the text, not force personal assumptions into it.

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H
hala

The emphasis on God's words being pure makes the warning feel less like a technical rule and more like a call to humility.

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Y
yemi

The warning is serious, but it should not discourage careful interpretation or honest discussion of what difficult passages mean.

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K
kris

A useful habit is to read the surrounding passage before accepting any teaching presented as a direct biblical claim.

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