The Bible Uncut

Disagreements over Scripture can feel confusing. But often, the issue isn’t really the text… it’s what we bring to it.
In this episode, R.L Watson explores how our priorities, sensitivities, and loyalties shape our reading of Scripture and contribute to disagreement. He also offers practical ways to recognise these influences and navigate conversations with greater clarity.

In this latest episode of The Bible Uncut, RL Watson gives us a framework to help us know how to rightly engage with our disagreements with others.

Drawing on Al Mohler's 'Theological Triage', RL gives us some practical application of how to respond appropriately and proportionately to whatever disagreement we might be having.

Relevant Links:

Introduction to Pronomianism https://mcfarlandbooks.com/product/an-introduction-to-pronomianism/?srsltid=AfmBOop4ZvBn38JgJAJWaZ0FJCf5I2sD9vB5U_ZXOKGFCN703KL1dTKf

By These Alone (Study Guide)

https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0D49XFF8R

Disagreements over Scripture can feel like a dead end. But often, the issue isn’t the text... it’s the approach.
In this episode, R.L Watson explores how different questions and interpretive lenses lead to different conclusions, and ultimately, disagreement. He also gives you practical tools to better understand and navigate those conversations.

In this episode, RL Watson launches a new season and a new series called When Christians Disagree.

After summarizing a strawman disagreement, RL helps unpack the importance of allowing scripture to speak for itself, how strawman arguments can distort theological discussions, and how to have clearer, more honest conversations as Christians.

In this episode, RL Watson is joined by Joshua Ensley to respond to RL Solberg’s recent interview on the Cultish podcast, where he shared his views on Hebrew Roots and Torahism.

While Solberg tends to group Pronomians with Hebrew Roots under the label “Torahists,” we want to clarify where we actually stand. This conversation highlights both areas of agreement and points where we believe he has misunderstood or misrepresented our position.

We focus on five key areas:

1. Law and Gospel

2. Law and Slavery

3. Festivals and Shadows

4. Peter, Food, and Gentiles

5. The False Dichotomy between the Law of Christ and the Law of Moses

Whether you’re Torah-positive, Torah-curious, or just exploring the conversation around God’s Law and the Gospel, this episode brings clarity, context, and respectful critique.

Show notes: https://thebibleuncut.wordpress.com/2025/07/17/bonus-episode/

Prefer video? You can also watch this conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BuDmxbsGyzQ

In this episode of The Bible Uncut, host R.L Watson helps us to understand what a mysterious priest-king from Genesis 14 has to do with Jesus?

In this episode, we explore the typology of Melchizedek in Hebrews 7 to see how the Bible uses patterns, not just predictions, to reveal Christ.

After explaining the technique of typology and what sets it apart from allegory, R.L walks through Hebrews 7 to explain how the author uses Melchizedek to demonstrate the supremacy of Christ over the Levitical priests, and how Jesus fulfills Psalm 110:4 - the most frequently cited verse in the New Testament.

If you’ve ever wondered how the Bible holds together — or how the Old and New Testaments speak with one voice — this episode is for you.

In this episode of The Bible Uncut, host R.L Watson addresses three popular myths and misconceptions about how we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus:

1. Friday to Sunday isn't three days and three nights, 2. John's chronology contradicts the other gospels, and 3. Easter is a Pagan Holiday.

In this special episode of The Bible Uncut, Daniel Kaplan has taken over the show and interviews our regular host R.L Watson on his experience and perspective on the role of the Torah in the lives of followers of Christ.

This episode will both inspire you to dig further and help clarify some common misperceptions.

Did you know there are hundreds, thousands, no... billions of contradictions in the Bible? At least that's what critics and sceptics are claiming.

This week, R.L Watson responds to 9 supposed Bible contradictions to help us better understand what these passages are saying, how they relate to one another, and how you can respond to these claims.

In this episode of The Bible Uncut, R.L Watson responds to the question from exvangelical Memoirs of a Heretic: "If God preplanned that the 'old' was to be faulty, and eventually done away with and replaced anyways, who not just start with the 'new' one?"

By seeking to understand the nature, purpose, and promises of the old and new covenants, R.L helps us to better understand the relationship between the two. And by challenging some assumptions about these covenants, he also helps us respond to the accusation that those who lived before Jesus were robbed, and unfairly missed out on the New Covenant blessings because of His supposed poor planning.