Spiritual Gifts and the Sufficiency of Scripture
The promotion of miraculous gifts and revelatory experiences such as visions and dreams, attacks and undermines the sufficiency of Scripture.
The promotion of miraculous gifts and revelatory experiences such as visions and dreams, attacks and undermines the sufficiency of Scripture.
The first argument in favor of the continuation of miraculous gifts is that the New Testament never plainly states that the gifts would cease during the church age. If one gift has come to an end without a direct statement that it would, then there is no reason to think that the others cannot also have ceased sometime after the founding of the church.
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