Biblical testimony convinces us of the divine authorship of recorded plans because its depth and wisdom arise exactly from conveying the apostolic gospel—that is, a direct testimony of Divine designs that surpass any human understanding.

Divine Blueprint: The Apostolic Witness of Universal Design

Biblical testimony convinces us of the divine authorship of recorded plans because its depth and wisdom arise exactly from conveying the apostolic gospel—that is, a direct testimony of Divine designs that surpass any human understanding. This witness is not the product of human imagination: it is transmitted through chosen individuals who have received revelation and have been tested in faith. In particular, the Apostle Paul, in his own words, emphasizes that the truth of Scripture lies in its ability to convey the Word of God, affirming that Christ died for our sins precisely in accordance with the Scriptures. Thus, if the apostle, being the least among the apostles, accepts and transmits this testimony, its depth and wisdom serve as strong evidence that behind the texts lies something greater than mere human thought—namely, the Divine design (citation from link txt).

Another aspect supporting divine authorship is that the outlined plans encompass all of history and the future of the universe, reflecting the richness and boundlessness of the Creator’s design. The author describes a book in which God’s plan for the future of the entire universe is recorded in such detail that it speaks of a magnificent Divine design that cannot be fully grasped by the human mind. This scale and complexity testify that behind the writings lies the will of the Almighty Father, who drives history toward His purpose (citation from link txt).

Such a combination of apostolic authority and a universal plan, as recorded in biblical testimony, deepens the understanding that all recorded plans are governed not by chance but solely by Divine principles, thereby endowing the text with undeniable canonical authority and spiritual power.

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"Biblical testimony holds canonical or legitimate authority only to the extent that it apprehends the apostolic gospel, correctly interprets it, and transmits it so that others may believe. The clearest and most striking example of this is provided by the Apostle Paul in his First Epistle to the Corinthians (1 Cor 15:1-11). He, the least of the apostles, accepted and transmitted, through his teaching, the testimony that Christ died for our sins according to Scripture." (source: link txt)

"In this book is contained God’s plan for the future of the entire universe—beginning with the times of Christ. It contains numerous records because the Creator’s plan is exceedingly rich; it is so immense that no one can comprehend it with the mind. This book is sealed because the mystery of God is hidden within His own mind, and He never fully reveals it until the end of His will. In each historical epoch, unexpected events occur which cannot be inferred from the preceding course of world history. History is driven by the will of the Heavenly Father, leading the universe toward His purpose." (source: link txt)