It is interesting to observe that we go to uninspired men to prove that we really have the Bible as Christ and the apostles sanctioned it.

We go to Josephus, neither inspired nor even a Christian; to the Talmud, to Jerome, Origen, Aquila, and other uninspired men, to find a list of the books which we are to receive as given by the inspiration of God.

And, as to the New Testament, we go to Eusebius and other uninspired writers, and find that the Christians of their days regarded these books as of divine authority.

It is on such evidence as this that we rely for the authority of those sacred writings, which tell us what are the doctrines, precepts, and rites, of religion.

Now, we see from this that uninspired testimony to divine things has its use.