Amen!
And, we all know that the urantia book would not exist except for the prior existence of the Holy Bible. The writers of the urantia book committed theft before they used their imagination on their fairy tales. Actually, the term "fairy tales" is giving the urantia book too much credit.The urantia book is the authority for absolutely NOTHING.
Timothy 2 wasn't even scripture at the time that the author gave his or her opinion about the OT scripture, so T-2 wasn't even talking about itself! The RCC canonized the letters and books of it's choosing while un-inspiring other books. And it's a sad defense of the church governments doctrine of inerrancy that a person would have to wade through centuries of exaggeration and inconsistency to find the flimsy claim of Timothy.
God is the Living Word, the Bible books even say that.
Revelations great and small are not "owned" by any author. Revelation is ongoing and progressive so naturally those bits of truth in the bible books are a part of it while the UB reveals many things never known before or forgotten in history.
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