Exemption from error.

The quality of freedom from error which is possessed by the Bible.

a view of the Bible which claims it is without error in regard to faith and morals (practice).

without error; refers also to the complete accuracy of the Bible as having no error in the original manuscripts including areas of history and science.

free from error, especially applying to the Bible

Literally, “without error.” In its strongest form, a reference to the Bible being completely trustworthy in all matters in which it speaks (including matters of faith, practice, history, and science). The belief that the Bible, as a consequence of its divine inspiration, contains no contradictions or errors in its original autographs.

The teaching that the Bible is without error and true in all that it says; since the Bible is the word of God, given through holy writers inspired by the Holy Spirit, everything it records is true because God cannot lie (2 Timothy 3:16, John 17:17, Titus 1:2, Hebrews 6:18).