Lance Lambert — From the Archives

Zechariah 12:10-13:1, Ezekiel 37:7-14

Why has the topic of God's work in Israel been one of such controversy? In this episode, Lance covers some history of Israel, the birth of Zionism, and important figures who influenced the remarkable changes in the reborn country of Israel.

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Revelation 3:14-22

Many of us have heard of the term "lukewarm" and how it applied to the Church of Laodicea. In this message, Lance explores this passage of revelation even more, drawing similarities to the lives of modern Christians.

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In this continuation of Lance's message on how to study the Bible, Lance concludes this topic with more practical examples from the book itself. 

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"There is in fact, no part of God's word which God cannot use at some time or another to really meet us in our need." In this episode, Lance talks practically on the matter of how to study the Bible, citing different passages from the book for his points.

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In the last episode, Lance gave an overview of the history of the English Bible up until the Authorized Version (KJV) of 1611. This message, he continues to share about different versions of the Bible following the year 1611.

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Today, there are more than a thousand translations of the Bible purely in English. In this episode, Lance takes the time to look at the timeline and history of translations from Anglo Saxon times, including their significance and important people involved.

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In this episode, Lance continues his message on the text and transmission of the Bible, mentioning the Dead Sea Scrolls, Masoretic text, and much more.

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In this episode, Lance talks about the history and language of the literal text within the Bible in addition to the many translations of the Bible and conversions from one language to another. 

In this continuation of his message on the structure and growth of the Bible, Lance takes a deeper look at the subsections of the book and the characters that are written about in them.

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It may come as a surprise to some that the word "Bible" is never actually found in the scriptures themselves. So where did the name come from? Lance uses this message to talk about the origin of the "Bible" as well as specifics on the authors and sections of the book as a whole.

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