Joseph Scibbe
Puritan Board Junior
I started back at the beginning of the WCF yesterday for some study and ran across a phrase that I had a question about. In Chapter 1 par. 6 about a quarter of the way down we find this:..."Scripture: unto which nothing at any time is to be added, whether by new revelations of the Spirit or the traditions of men."
While this is clearly saying that nothing is to be added to Scripture I am not sure if it is within the bounds of the confession to believe that the Spirit continues to reveal things to men. Is it possible for God to still speak to people through the Spirit in a non-scriptural way?
While this is clearly saying that nothing is to be added to Scripture I am not sure if it is within the bounds of the confession to believe that the Spirit continues to reveal things to men. Is it possible for God to still speak to people through the Spirit in a non-scriptural way?