The place of understanding words and their meanings cannot be over-emphasised in this podcast. As frequently mentioned, in almost every episode, The Bible was written in words, thus, it is expedient for the reader to have an understanding of the words.

In this episode, Mosa expands further on Imagery, idiomatic expressions as well as exaggerated expressions. This brings a different light to your study.

The place of understanding words and their meanings cannot be over-emphasised in this podcast. As frequently mentioned, in almost every episode, The Bible was written in words, thus, it is expedient for the reader to have an understanding of the words.

You've probably read a lot of sarcastic phrases in the Bible that are taken literally today. Mosa explains some few examples that might change your perspective on how you saw these scriptures before.

The place of understanding words and their meanings cannot be over-emphasised in this podcast. As frequently mentioned, in almost every episode, The Bible was written in words, thus, it is expedient for the reader to have an understanding of the words.

In this episode, Mosa walks us through figures of speech in the Bible. Probably a detail we never paid much attention to, but some of these example will blow your mind!

The Bible is a compilation of literature that contains spiritual information. This implies the laws of literature will apply when interpreting its texts. Mosa, in this episode, walks us through how we can approach the words in the Bible within the context they're used/applied.

Bible reading is not a by-product, rather it's the foundation. God's communication to mankind is in words, everything we know about God is in words, hence there must be a proper understanding of the words in the Bible.

In this Episode, Mosa walks us through some of the basic rules of Bible interpretation...when we read!

The transition between the Four Gospels (depicting the life, death & resurrection of Jesus) and the Epistles, is the book of Acts. Often misinterpreted to be doctrinal, Mosa explains more about the author, the intention, the details as well as the approach to reading it in this insightful episode.

The four Gospels are what can be termed "journalistic accounts" as they are documented narratives about the humanity of Jesus Christ. In this episode, Mosa walks us through the details of these books and how to approach them in your study to ensure you understand what you are reading!

"...for unto this day, the vail remains untaken away in the reading of the Old Testament". In this episode, Mosa highlights the simple approach to keep in mind when one is studying the Old Testament. To unveil the truth of the Scriptures, there needs to be a meticulous approach which will aid in revealing what mankind's unbelief has hidden away for ages.

In light of Episode 2, we unearth the reasons why the Old Testament is referred to as a "mystery" or "hidden". Additionally, this sheds light on why Jesus taught in parables in reference to the Old Testament books. In this Episode, Mosa delves into explaining why the Old Testament is a mystery... and what, exactly, that means.

Centuries have passed since the first manuscripts were written. This has led to some of the Bible's original meaning distorted and even lost. In this episode, Mosa takes us through the languages of the Bible and highlights the importance of knowing the history of these languages.