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Bible Quote by David Jeremiah

“The idea of identifying and valuing two entities as equals is a biblical concept. For two people in covenant, to harm one was to harm the other (1 Samuel 18:1–4). And to disregard a person’s word was to disparage the person himself (Luke 6:46).Therefore, how we value the Living Word of God, Jesus…” quote by David Jeremiah
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““The idea of identifying and valuing two entities as equals is a biblical concept. For two people in covenant, to harm one was to harm the other (1 Samuel 18:1–4). And to disregard a person’s word was to disparage the person himself (Luke 6:46).Therefore, how we value the Living Word of God, Jesus Christ, is a good indicator of how we value the written Word of God, the Bible. What conclusions would someone draw about your love for the Savior after observing your relationship to the Scriptures for a few weeks? Since both the Bible and Jesus Christ are the Word of God, it’s impossible to value one and not the other. A proven way to grow closer to God is to grow closer to God’s Word.””

David Jeremiah

About This Quote

Source Bible: 1 Samuel 18:1–4; Luke 6:46 (scripture references)

Valuing Jesus and the Bible equally reflects true devotion; neglecting one shows a shallow faith.

In simple terms: Treat Jesus and Scripture as equally important.

Key Takeaway

Align love for Christ with reverence for Scripture.

Themes

faith scripture relationship devotion

Mood

reflective serious

Type

spiritual didactic

When to use this quote

  • personal study
  • teaching
  • evangelism
  • daily devotion

Key Concepts

theology biblical ethics spiritual growth

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you demonstrate the value of Scripture in daily life?
  • What habits deepen your reverence for both?
A Different Perspective

Neglecting Scripture can lead to doctrinal imbalance.

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