In this episode, we dive into the message of Hebrews 2, concluding the introduction to the letter, and opening the door for God's message of hope to a persecuted people.

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Extra note on the pronoun translations in verses 8-9: The Greek actually uses a different word than the typical masculine pronoun, and the author uses one that is more specific to an individual (which is why translations like NASB and ESV translate "Namely, Jesus"). This doesn't alter the conclusion I came to in this episode, but it's very interesting.

In this episode, we take a deep dive into the first chapter of Hebrews. This chapter is often overlooked because of the many literary intricacies that make it difficult to see the main point for a western, Gentile audience.

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In this episode, Justin provides some much needed background and context to set the stage for our study of the letter to the Hebrews.

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In this episode, Justin looks at the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial and calls into question the vast amount of celebratory responses from Christians.

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In this episode, Justin contests the claim that thinking "Jesus is Lord no matter who wins the election" is a toxic and apathetic mindset.

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In this episode of the Foreigners and Strangers podcast, Justin goes over how despite the outcome of the 2020 United States Presidential Election, God is still sovereign.

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