We talk about how rapidly things used to change outwardly in our culture and how today most of the change is in the ether. I take a trip back to my childhood, teens, and young adult days and examine life around me.

We look, again, at the wild world of Bible translations. When we choose a translation, we just need to be aware of possible shortcomings. Too often, men have wittingly or unwittingly imposing their own thoughts or the thoughts of a sect or system upon the text. We talk about Israel's history, the dispersion, and the differering gospels in the Acts age.

We take a look at the recent Pride Night controversy and the Los Angeles Dodogers. We pull the lens back and ask if God realy cares about Major League Baseball. We slide on from there into the topic of the Law, the Passover, and other events in Exodus. We touch on the topic of forever. Is the Law really forever?

We look, again, at the wild world of Bible translations. When we choose a translation, we just need to be aware of possible shortcomings. Too often, men have wittingly or unwittingly imposing their own thoughts or the thoughts of a sect or system upon the text. We talk about Israel's history, the dispersion, and the differering gospels in the Acts age.

We chat about different kinds of bible translations and then briefly discuss manuscripts. We finish with an informal discussion on how the Elizabethan English used in certain translations (like the King James Version) often rob from the reality of the people, places, and events in scripture. Audio from Video.

We continue to take the audio track from our new video studies. We tale a look at a few verses in Genesis that speak to us in any dispensation. Hidden gems in the story of Sodom, in Rebecca's obedience, in Abraham's relationship with Isaac, and much more! It is central to proper bible interpretation that we know the hope that is before us, but every book in scripture is valuable. Not all scripture is TO us, but it's all FOR us!

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We take a deeper look at the scripture passage the Lord read in his first public appearance in the synagogue in Nazareth. The Lord cut straight lines, he rightly divided the Word of Truth as Paul teaches us to do in 2 Tim 2:15. We note how the Lord's handling of what we know as Isaiah 61 is perfectly consistent with the Days in scripture that we looked at last time.

The scriptures speak of different "Day" in God's plan. The Day of Man, The Day of the Lord, The Day of Christ, etc. What happens during these days? What does the Bible mean by "day?" what day are we in now? What day is up next on the clock? We look at all these days and what that means for us and what it means in God's greater calendar.

After musing about John Lennon's statement in regard to the relative popularity of the Beatles and Christ, we move back to another post on social media from the Law. While in Leviticus, we wander over to Deuteronomy and Second Chronicles as well. We look at context and ask, "is this written to me?" If I see another Christian posting 2 Chronicles 7:14 for the United States, I'm going to need counseling.

We stop and compare the healing of the blind man in Mark 8 with the healing of the blind man in John 9. The Lord uses a different method and the path to healing differs as well. We need to do as Paul teaches in Philippians and "compare the things that differ." Sometimes when we do this we see how the Lord is teaching us different truths, other times the Lord is showing us differences between his plans for the ages.