Robert, notice how Pastor Harrison asked in the title, how DOES Jesus view the Bible, not how DID Jesus view the Bible. We who are human only are time bound and history bound, for now. But Jesus, who is human, but also divine and sinless, is not time bound or history bound the way we are. So we err if we project onto him conditions that limit us.

When Jesus ascended, he did not lose power by the Holy Spirit to inspire the apostles as he had inspired the prophets. He is seated at the right hand of God the Father Almighty, and all authority is given to him in heaven and on earth. He said heaven and earth will pass away, but his words will not pass away. What good would that do use if we had no access to his words because we cannot take the New Testament as his word? If those words of his that do not pass away are not in the New Testament, then where are they?

As to the canon of the New Testament, I understand the issues concerning antilegomena, but as to the rest of the books there is no question, and even as to the antilegomena, we could see his gift of the Scriptures in the New Testament as First Article gifts for living in this life and Second article provisions for our redemption to eternal life. Jesus said, "I will build my church," and he builds his church by his word, so where is this word if not in the New Testament and the Old Testament?

Consequently, I cannot tell from your comments whether you believe Jesus. Notice I did not say, believe IN Jesus, but BELIEVE Jesus. Your statements, to work out, require that much be detracted from the truthfulness of things Jesus said. So is your conflict with Pastor Harrison, the Bible, or Jesus?