<p>What was once a no-brainer to Philadelphian Period Christians (1500-1900 AD) has now become a necessity to talk about in the church. Most of Christianity takes an allegorical approach to Bible Study where they think everything is metaphorical. Today we'll see the need to take the Bible literally as God seeks to reveal truth, not hide it. </p>

What was once a no-brainer to Philadelphian Period Christians (1500-1900 AD) has now become a necessity to talk about in the church. Most of Christianity takes an allegorical approach to Bible Study where they think everything is metaphorical. Today we'll see the need to take the Bible literally as God seeks to reveal truth, not hide it.

<p>What was once a no-brainer to Philadelphian Period Christians (1500-1900 AD) has now become a necessity to talk about in the church. Most of Christianity takes an allegorical approach to Bible Study where they think everything is metaphorical. Today we'll see the need to take the Bible literally as God seeks to reveal truth, not hide it.&nbsp;</p>

How to Study the Bible: Rule 10 - The Literal Factor

This podcast contains messages from the SOLID Youth Ministry at the First Baptist Church of Jackson in Massillon, OH.

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How to Study the Bible: Rule 10 - The Literal Factor

How to Study the Bible: Rule 10 - The Literal Factor