In many of Paul's letters, Paul talks about that we are justified by grace through faith. In James' letter, he says faith without works is dead. At a glance, it looks like James is contradicting Paul, but further in and both are going to each other.
The Word is inspired by God and is beneficial to us for teaching, correction, reproofing, and for training us in righteousness. We believe in its inspiration and then following; we believe the Bible is true and that there is no false teachings within it and that it does not contradict itself. We believe the word is genuine and inspired by God, free from error.
If I was from Europe and asked someone if they'd play some football and they reply 'no, I can play soccer, wanna play?' It is the same
The Word is inspired by God and is beneficial to us for teaching, correction, reproofing, and for training us in righteousness. We believe in its inspiration and then following; we believe the Bible is true and that there is no false teachings within it and that it does not contradict itself. We believe the word is genuine and inspired by God, free from error.
If I was from Europe and asked someone if they'd play some football and they reply 'no, I can play soccer, wanna play?' It is the same