Psalm 119:105, and what it actually says and why the Bible needs to ALWAYS be read in context.

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Does this verse prove Sola Scriptura, or is there another meaning we're missing here? If it is describing Sola Scriptura, why then weren't the ancient Jews Sola Scriptura? Is it possible that it could mean something else? Debate between The Other Paul and Jimmy Akin (Yes, I know it's on YouTube, take that up with them)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcI7k7xXuMs
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