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Jeremy offers a response to Gavin Ortlund's recent episode where he gave two reasons for believing in a local flood in Genesis 6-9, instead of a global flood.

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Jeremy offers some brotherly pushback on some recent comments made by Dr. James White.

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Ross Anderson is a pastor in Utah and served as co-editor for the recently released book Responding to the Mormon Missionary Message.

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Stephen Barrett is a missionary, local church elder, farmer, and former national wrestling champion. He's also the author of the book The Unlikely Missionary. You can purchase the book on Amazon -- just in time for Christmas!

I (Jeremy) wish we could have sat down in person for this interview since Stephen and I have been friends for some time, and it's just not the same looking at each other through a computer screen. But I'm so thankful for the technology that allows us to have conversations in this way.

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Jeremy gives his feedback regarding a new chart conceptualizing amillennialism published on Twitter last week (per the author's request!).

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Dr. Michael J. Svigel is Department Chair and Professor of Theological Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and author of the recently published books The AITheist: A Novella and The Shepherd of Hermas: A New Translation and Commentary.

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Recently, Jeremy instigated a kerfuffle on X (Twitter), which now leads to a fuller conversation about the differences in approaching the OT prophets. Jeremy makes the case that Covenant Theology requires there to be an oppositional relationship between the Divine Author and the human author, whereas Dispensationalism allows for the Author/author to fully share the intention of the text. To check out Jeremy's posts on X go here: https://twitter.com/jhow0089

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