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The Basis of the Authority of Sacred Tradition in Scripture The Bible records that not all of Jesus' teachings were written down. Many teachings were passed down orally (Tradition) before being recorded. Here is the verse evidence: 2 Thessalonians 2:15: The Apostle Paul asks the people to hold fast to the teachings, both those passed down orally (Tradition) and through letters (Scripture). 1 Corinthians 11:2: Paul commends the people for holding fast to the customs (traditions) that he handed down to them. John 21:25: John writes that there are many other things Jesus did that are not written in Scripture. The Basis of the Authority of the Magisterium in Scripture: The Magisterium is the teaching authority given by Jesus to the Apostles. This authority is passed on to the bishops as their successors. Here is the verse basis: Matthew 16:18-19: Jesus founded His Church upon Peter (the first Pope). Jesus gave him the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven and the power to "bind and loose" on earth. Luke 10:16 Jesus said to His disciples, "Whoever listens to you listens to me." This is the basis of the Church's teaching authority. Matthew 28:19-20 Jesus gave the official command to go and teach all nations, and promised to be with them until the end of the age. 1 Timothy 3:15 The Bible calls the Church the pillar and foundation of truth. Conclusion: The Relationship Between the Three Pillars These three pillars work together like a team: Sacred Tradition gives birth to Sacred Scripture (because the Church determines which books are included in the Bible). Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition form the content of the teachings of faith. The Magisterium is tasked with explaining this content to avoid misunderstandings.