Let Nothing Move You

As a follow up to our last talk on the canon of Scripture and to his take on the Ladder of Jacob, Christian Ashley (of the Let Nothing Move You podcast) joins Joshua Noel and TJ Blackwell to discuss their varying views on the canon of Scripture and why it matters! We discuss some of our differing opinions from one another, why it matters, how we know whether a bok should or should not be considered Scripture, and much more!

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Which books make up the canon of Scripture? When was the first canon of Scripture? What is the canon of Hebrew Scriptures? What does St. Jerome say about Scripture? Why did Martin Luther remove the seven books from the Bible? Who closed the canon of Scripture? Why was the Septuagint removed from the Bible? What does Jacob's Ladder symbolize? What is the plot of Jacob's ladder explained?

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In this episode, we will:

• Debate the canon of the Bible
• Discuss what authority the books of the Bible have
• Examine the role Tradition plays in canonizing Scripture
• Learn to challenge everything

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Why is Joseph's scheming and acting okay and not lying? How is Judah able to persuade Jacob to let Benjamin come with them to Egypt? Why would the Egyptians not eat with Joseph, even though he had saved them? Did Joseph use divination to see the future? Why is it okay for Joseph to cry? What is wrong with the terrible thinking that concludes that men can't cry? How do the brothers reconcile? Is God passive in this venture or is He actively involved?

Why would Jacob note his sons' reluctance to go to Egypt? How old is Benjamin? How does Joseph's initial hidden reunion with his brothers go? Have the brothers repented of their sins? Why would Joseph trick his brothers, while also blessing them with more than they asked for? What is Jacob's sin in all of this?

There's more than one way to interpret Genesis 1. As Apologetics 201 continues, I am joined by Joe Dea of Happy Dea Ministries and author Christian Ashley to discuss the six major creation views. In this episode, we breakdown Six Day Creationism, Evolution, Gap Theory, Day/Age Theory, and others in an attempt to help people understand that there is not just one path for Christians to follow when it comes to understanding Genesis 1. Is it possible that Genesis 1 is not concerned with giving us an exact timeline and process for how creation took place? You'll also hear how Christian dislikes the idea of a young earth created with age, Joe's dislike of the "plain reading of Scripture", and how Brandon smells like someone who would go to a Mega Church.

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What do Pharaoh's dreams mean? How did the cupbearer finally remember Joseph's plight? Why are Pharaoh's magicians and astrologers unable to interpret the dreams? Why is it good that God waited until now to allow Joseph to exit prison? What good qualities did Joseph possess to become the leader of the effort to prepare for the coming famine? How was Joseph blessed through all of this?

How was Joseph blessed even in the midst of his being enslaved? How did God reveal Himself in these moments? Who is Potiphar and his wife and why do they matter? Why would it have been wrong for Joseph to give into temptation with Potiphar's wife? How was God's providence revealed through Joseph being imprisoned alongside Pharaoh's cupbearer and baker? Why was Joseph able to interpret their dreams?

Why was Joseph's boasting wrong? Why would God send him dreams knowing he would end up in trouble? How was part of this Jacob's failing as a father? What was wrong with the brother's reactions? How was God sovereign in the midst of this turmoil? Why did Reuben want to save Joseph and why did Judah want to sell him into slavery? Why does the Bible focus on Judah's sins against Tamar? What were Er and Onan's sins? Can you show ingenuity and still be sinful? How was Judah starting to become a better person?

I'm joined this week by Joshua Noel of The Whole Church Podcast (https://the-whole-church-podcast.captivate.fm/) to discuss Genesis 35 & 36.

Can we agree on how scripture works if one doesn't take it as literally as another? How does the fallout of Dinah's situation effect the family of Jacob and her? Why did they need to get rid of their idols on the trip to Bethel? How did God protect them from reprisal as they went to Bethel? Why did God rename Jacob as Israel again? What is a drink offering? How did the death of Rachel while giving birth to Benjamin effect the whole family for years to come? Who are the descendants of Esau and why are they focused on in scripture? Can we learn anything from genealogies? How many times can Christian call Joshua a heretic?

Reuploaded version. Sorry for the mistake on my end. Sent the original recording and not the edited one.

How does Jacob and Esau's reunion go? Why was Esau not afraid to cry in front of his brother? What's the reason Jacob didn't join Esau at his home? Why wasn't Jacob supposed to buy land in Shechem and where does Bethel come in? What happened to Dinah and could it have been avoided? How is the church supposed to deal with sexual assault and abusers? Why can money not solve sinful problems? Were Simeon and Levi wrong to seek revenge for their sister? How was Jacob failing to be the man of the house in this situation?

Why did the angels come to speak with Jacob? What's with the Hebrew word for angel also meaning messenger? Should Jacob have been more trusting of Esau? How did Jacob's prayer effect his future? Who is the man who wrestled with Jacob? Is the man God, Jesus, an angel, or something else? What is the importance of God renaming Jacob as Israel?