G.W. North emphasizes that the completion of the Bible does not signify the withdrawal of spiritual gifts from the Church, arguing against the misconception that the Bible is 'that which is perfect' mentioned in 1 Corinthians 13:10. He points out that the Bible is incomplete and that the gifts of the Spirit are essential for the Church until the second coming of Christ. North asserts that the Church, as the Body of Christ, retains its spiritual gifts and abilities, and that these gifts are vital for its function and growth. He warns against branding contemporary operations of these gifts as false, which could verge on blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, he concludes that while the Bible serves God's purposes, the Church transcends it and will endure eternally, even after the cessation of temporary gifts.