God would not have commanded us to rightly divide the word of truth if the word of truth did not have natural or simple divisions. That 90% of all other versions change the word study and the phrase "rightly dividing the word of truth" means that someone doesn't want believers to do it. That majority of professing Christians are turned off by right division is proof that they have succeeded.

In this study, we look into the Who, the What, and the Where in God's dealings in the whole Bible. The devil, when he tried to tempt Jesus in the wilderness used Bible doctrine against Jesus. It is important to be Biblical. It is important to be doctrinal. Those two, however, are not enough. We need to rightly divide the word of truth.

People who talk misquote Ephesians 2:10 and use it to try to prove that we need to work for our salvation many times do not understand Ephesians chapter 2 in its entirety. Many do not understand the book of Ephesians either! They hear some teacher say misquote Ephesians 2:10 and parrot it without studying the text! In this Bible Study, we look at three arguments that show that Ephesians 2:10 is talking about something else and that Salvation in our time is by grace through faith and that we do not need to do any good works.

It is not enough to be biblical. You have to rightly divide the word of truth. "Christians" go nuts when they hear us say that. Remember that when the devil tempted Jesus in the wilderness he used the Bible. All religions and cults have bible verses that they stand on but they do not arrive at the same conclusion.

The next excuse is typically, "Well, it all depends on how man interprets it." Then what is the point of saying that the Bible is your final authority when really, the authority is your own interpretation or your own self?

In this study we look at why right division was commanded to the Body of Christ only. We look at some examples showing that bible doctrines that are not applicable to our time become doctrines of devils when insisted or jammed into our dispensation. Finally, we look into a question that would serve as an example of the confusion that arise when one does not rightly divide the word of truth.