If you are confused by the Bible, there is a good reason. Our modern language and our traditions allow for mis—interpretation and even mis—translation. In this episode we look at just a couple of these places that have led to bad doctrine.

If you are confused by the Bible, there is a good reason. Our modern language and our traditions allow for mis—interpretation and even mis—translation. In this episode we look at just a couple of these places that have led to bad doctrine.

A note for our Jewish listeners, you may want to hear this because it might help you understand the confusion among Christians.
For our Christian listeners, this may be upsetting, but you need to hear this message.

The feast of First Fruits and the week of Unleavened Bread are now considered part of Passover. The evolution of the language has led to many people thinking that these are all one combined celebration when each is a separate entity with it’s own instructions.

IF you are just beginning to celebrate or if you have been observing Passover for a while, you may learn a few things in this episode

When we read the Bible, we should be able to trust the translation. But that is not always what we find. The fact is that many traditions we have begin from a poor translation.

Regular listeners know that we have been traveling. Tonight we will update on some of that and look at how spying out the land recorded in Numbers 13 is relevant to everyone who might think they are being asked to search a new location to live.

Regular listeners know that we have been traveling. Tonight we will update on some of that and look at how spying out the land recorded in Numbers 13 is relevant to everyone who might think they are being asked to search a new location to live.

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