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Hutterite, You stated "How can there be more than one version if it's divinely inspired?"
Example:
God reveals to 10 different men in 500 B.C.
They write it down in their journals, in letters to people, More..
It's the word of god. How can there be more than one version if it's divinely inspired? That there is more than one version suggests that man has played a role in it, and as such calls into question the validity of any version. Through the ages man More..
@the truth
"How do know they contain all?
Hence the need for modern revelation,"
How do you know the "modern revelation" contains all? It still is going to involve faith, just in a different