DyerConversations

DyerConversations

By William DyerReligion & SpiritualityChristianity
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  • Are there Errors or Mistakes in the Bible?

    One popular claim among atheists is that the Bible presents different pictures of God that are contradictory? What passages in the Bible do they refer to and how do Christians respond? Some people wonder if Israel worshipped one god (monotheism) or many gods (polytheism). In this video, I will explain the arguments some skeptics present and show you why they are wrong about the Bible. Finally, I will explain to you why the Bible presents God differently but is still harmonious, not contradictory.   

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    Footnotes

    Joel S. Baden, The Composition of the Pentateuch: Renewing the Documentary Hypothesis (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2012). 232-327.

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    00:00 Intro to the Problem

    02:23 Common Sense Analogy
    04:05 Inconsistently Apply Rules
    06:16 Shifting the Rules

    11 min
  • One Way to Know the Bible is Reliable
    Have you ever wondered if you can trust the reliability of the Bible? How do we really know who wrote it and has it been changed or corrupted? In this episode I'm going to give you one way to know the Bible is reliable. We are going to take a look at how investigating language, grammar, and styles of writing can give us confidence that the Law of Moses was actually written by Moses. Further, we will take a look at the style of language used in the Law of Moses as it describes the "Making of a Covenant" to show why we should expect different styles of language to be used by one author.
    13 min
  • One Way to Know the Bible is Reliable
    Have you ever wondered if you can trust the reliability of the Bible? How do we really know who wrote it and has it been changed or corrupted? In this episode I'm going to give you one way to know the Bible is reliable. We are going to take a look at how investigating language, grammar, and styles of writing can give us confidence that the Law of Moses was actually written by Moses. Further, we will take a look at the style of language used in the Law of Moses as it describes the "Making of a Covenant" to show why we should expect different styles of language to be used by one author.
    13 min
  • Why God Has Multiple Names
    Critical Scholars deny Moses wrote the Pentateuch based on Five Pillars. In this episode we will examine Pillar 1; The Use of Different Names for God. These scholars argue that the display of God being referred to by different names in the Pentateuch is evidence of multiple sources behind the text. But this theory fails when we actually apply it to the text of Scripture. Find out how by watching this episode.
    11 min
  • Why God Has Multiple Names
    Critical Scholars deny Moses wrote the Pentateuch based on Five Pillars. In this episode we will examine Pillar 1; The Use of Different Names for God. These scholars argue that the display of God being referred to by different names in the Pentateuch is evidence of multiple sources behind the text. But this theory fails when we actually apply it to the text of Scripture. Find out how by watching this episode.
    11 min
  • Can we Trust the Old Testament?
    Critical scholars argue against Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch. They base their theories on 5 pillars. In this episode, we will introduce those 5 pillars and show how the evidence supports Moses as the author of the Pentateuch.
    17 min
  • Can we Trust the Old Testament?

    Critical scholars argue against Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch. They base their theories on 5 pillars. In this episode, we will introduce those 5 pillars and show how the evidence supports Moses as the author of the Pentateuch. 


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    00:00 Introduction

    01:20 Five Pillars of Critical Scholarship
    04:49 Moses: The Author of the Pentateuch
    05:45 Moses: The Editor of the Pentateuch
    09:03 Moses: The Amanuensis of the Pentateuch
    13:00 Critical Scholars are Hypocrites

    17 min
  • Did the Old Testament Change?
    Did Moses write the first five books of the Old Testament (Pentateuch) OR was it the product of oral traditions passed down for hundreds of years and written by people far removed from the original context?
    18 min
  • Did the Old Testament Change?
    Did Moses write the first five books of the Old Testament (Pentateuch) OR was it the product of oral traditions passed down for hundreds of years and written by people far removed from the original context?
    18 min
  • How Do We Know Genesis Is History?
    Scholars debate whether Genesis is history, myth, or some combination of the two. In the 19th century the study of Archaeology really took off and discovered a lot of things about ancient near eastern religions contemporary with the Israelites. Check out this episode to see how Archaeology confirms that Genesis is ancient history.
    9 min

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Welcome to DyerConversations! My father once told me, ”Be a life-long learner.” My name is Billy Dyer and I want you to take that journey with me.