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<div>We are getting near the end of our series “Missed,” misunderstood, misrepresented and misquoted verses in the Bible.  Today Steve talks about 2 separate verses – Can we ask ANYTHING in Jesus’ name (John 14:14)?  And the second one, is an “eye for an eye” in Exodus 21:23-25 a license for revenge?  How do we read and apply scripture?.</div>
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We are getting near the end of our series “Missed,” misunderstood, misrepresented and misquoted verses in the Bible. Today Steve talks about 2 separate verses – Can we ask ANYTHING in Jesus’ name (John 14:14)? And the second one, is an “eye for an eye” in Exodus 21:23-25 a license for revenge? How do we read and apply scripture?.

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We are getting near the end of our series “Missed,” misunderstood, misrepresented and misquoted verses in the Bible.&nbsp; Today Steve talks about 2 separate verses – Can we ask ANYTHING in Jesus’ name (John 14:14)?&nbsp; And the second one, is an “eye for an eye” in Exodus 21:23-25 a license for revenge?&nbsp; How do we read and apply scripture?.


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Missed – Part 9: Perfect Prayers and Justice – Steve Barr

Missed – Part 9: Perfect Prayers and Justice – Steve Barr