I don't mind "joining the ranks of Kevin" and I thought you might want to do your own homework
I prefer to call it a scriptural principal rather than a rule. Paul uses it is 2 Cor 13:1; Jesus speaks of it in
Matt 18:16; and he reminds the Jews about it in John 18:17; the writer of Hebrews mentions it in
Heb 10:28 and you can find it under the Old Covenant in Numbers 35:30; Deuteronomy 17:16; 19;15.
Judy, you have no hermeneutical rules whatsoever. If it sounds good to you, it is the voice of God in Script. Sad. Case in point? All of the above. Not a single scripture applies to the establishment of "divine and revealed truth." Not a single scripture in the above applies to any subject except the discipline of one man against another. Such is a legal principle in use today. You take a very specific application, a very consistent application, broaden it into a "principle," and bind God this "rule" of yours.
JD
