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Put that thing back where it came from or so help me! Nick and Matt discuss the importance of reading the Bible within its own context and some of the pitfalls that come along with not doing so. They discuss the use of the Old Testament in the New Testament, and offer some advice and tools that can help readers see the forest through the trees. Contextual readings, cross-references, and Septuagint word searches can all be valuable tools for better Bible reading. Read big, read small, read it all.
Theme Music: "Believe" by Posthumorous. More at https://linktr.ee/posthumorous
Interlude Music mixed and produced by the Re-Paradigmed team.
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Does it matter how we read the Bible? Nick and Matt discuss 3 key ideas for reading and studying the Bible, a collection of inspired ancient documents that have amazing power to transform. If we hope to understand what the Bible means, we need to seek to understand what its authors meant.
Resources Referenced: Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament by John Walton, Links by BibleProject, Doctrinal Statement by The International Society for Biblical Hermeneutics
Theme Music: "Believe" by Posthumorous. More at https://linktr.ee/posthumorous
Interlude Music mixed and produced by the Re-Paradigmed team.
For more fun, check out www.reparadigmed.com
Hello and welcome to the Re-Paradigmed Podcast! This is just a brief episode for you to get to know what the podcast is all about. Thanks for listening in, and we hope you're helped!
Theme Music: "Believe" by Posthumorous. More at https://linktr.ee/posthumorous
For more fun, check out reparadigmed.com
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We think God looks like Jesus. We also think the Bible is a gift from God that gives us wisdom for being human—that is, when it is read respectfully of its time and place. We aim to “reparadigm”…
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