The burden of proof in any debate, and I will come back to this point in my closing remarks, is upon the person who takes the affirmative. A proposition is put out there that the Bible is the only infallible rule of faith in practice. Now if someone really believes that he has to get that belief, that statement, that proposition from the Bible itself. My point at the beginning of the debate, my point for the last six years and my point at the end of this debate is that there has still been shown you when Mr. White agrees that the Word of God was both written and oral in the times of the prophets and equally inspired in both modes and equally binding upon the consciences in both modes in the days of the Psalmist as well. I spent the time going through the Psalms.
Psalms says nothing about the Scriptures.
It says the Word of God. Your commands, your laws. That's arguing in a circle. That doesn't prove anything. That's like a dog chasing its tail.