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What is the difference in the Bible when it says “it is written” vs “it has been said”.
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In the Bible, when it says "it is written," it usually refers to something that is found in the Scriptures or the Old Testament. It means that the statement comes from God's Word and is important for people to know and follow.
On the other hand, when it says "it has been said," it often refers to teachings or ideas that people have been talking about for a long time, like sayings from teachers or traditions. This might not be directly from the Bible but is still important.
So, "it is written" shows us what God has said in the Bible, while "it has been said" usually points to what people have been taught or believed over time.
On the other hand, when it says "it has been said," it often refers to teachings or ideas that people have been talking about for a long time, like sayings from teachers or traditions. This might not be directly from the Bible but is still important.
So, "it is written" shows us what God has said in the Bible, while "it has been said" usually points to what people have been taught or believed over time.
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