Revelation, Inspiration, and Infallibility (19): “What Saith the Scripture”: The Bible’s Perspicuity (1)

This article examines the doctrine of Scripture's perspicuity (clarity) as a foundational principle of the Protestant Reformation, drawing on William Tyndale's conviction that Scripture should be understandable to all believers regardless of education or social status. Cammenga argues that perspicuity is essential to Scripture's authority and function as the rule for all Christian teaching, preaching, and living. The article provides historical context for this doctrine while beginning an exploration of Scripture's perfections and their theological significance.