What about Bible authority? Can one know Bible truth? Is it important that we know Bible truth? These are fair questions. The answer to these questions and other questions about Bible truth are contained in the Bible. Some have the idea and even teach that Bible truth is relative or subjective. What are they saying? They teach that truth to one person is not necessarily truth to another. What this philosophy says is that you can do, teach and practice whatever you desire and God will accept it. If this is the case, there can be no false belief, teaching or practice. If the Bible is relative or subjective, why did Jesus say, “Beware of false prophets…” (Matthew 7:15)? How can we “try the spirits…” (1 John 4:1)? How could we all “speak the same thing…”(1 Corinthians 1:10)? Would it be possible to do all this if the Bible is relative or subjective? The fact is, these verses cannot be obeyed without believing and understanding the Bible alike. The truth is – Bible truth is absolute and objective. Some would have us to believe it is impossible to attain fully Bible truths. Can we all attain Bible truth? Jesus says we can (John 8:32). Yes, truth can be known. Not only can one know truth, one must know it in order to be saved (1 Timothy 2:4). If truth is not attainable, why is study required (2 Timothy 2:15; John 5:39; Acts 17:11; Psalm 1:1-2)? The fact is, Bible truth can be known, that is,