Brother Eli talked about the authenticity of the Bible. This really made me to really pause and think. So the point here is being only through the Bible and the one God has inspired to be prophet and to deliver is something that many people usually overlook when it comes to this context.
The existence of ancient manuscripts like the Codex Sinaiticus that we today would tell in that way is not just a tradition or opinion. What struck me the most is the emphasis on human responsibility according to the teaching of Brother Eli.
The Confession in modern Christianity doesn't come from God, but from people who choose to add subtitles or who interpret this scripture. Whether it is by faith and translation or groups that place key biblical terms like Ecclesiastes, which alternative that fits their doctrines, the result is the same distortion.
This is a better reminder in Matthew 5 that not even a just or title should be uttered in order to keep the scripture powerful. So it's a lighthouse, he was unsacrificed, the scriptures are meant to be. This made we believers reflect on how important it is to read the Bible carefully and seek translations that stay as faithful as possible to the original text written by God.
Overall, we are to oppose God's word with respect.