The Rabbinic Pastor's Podcast

The Rabbinic Pastor's Podcast

By Kristopher ShoemakerReligion & Spirituality
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The Rabbinic Pastor's Podcast episodes

  • Genesis: The Heavenly Rebellion

    In this episode we tackle what is known as “the Gap Theory,” the time between Gen. 1:1 and Gen.1:2 and the suspected Heavenly rebellion that took place, and who we know as Satan and his followers were kicked out of Heaven.

    57 min
  • Genesis: Podcast Explanation…

    I know, I posted 3 episodes and some of y’all may already be a tad bit confused. In this episode I explain what this podcast is all about, why it’s such a potpourri of archival clips and where they were recorded. I also let you know where you can find others teaching and how you can support this podcast if you wish.

    www.abrahamsdescendants.com, www.hebrewigbo.com, www.plasterrockubc.weebly.com, www.homeaccentssitcom.weebly.com, paypal.me/KristopherShoemaker 

    13 min
  • Genesis: The Pre-Adamic Earth

    The tantalizing elusion to the existence of an earth, prior to this one we now inhabit, that was, for some reason, destroyed as the Hebrew seems to indicate in Genesis 1:1-2. Is it true? And if so, can we know anything about this supposed Pre-Adamic earth?

    47 min
  • Genesis 1:1-3

    We tackle Genesis 1:1-3 and talk about the origins of creation and the tantalizing hint that there may have been an earth before this one! We discuss why the earth was “without form and void” in the opening of the chapter and what that meant. We also cover the controversy regarding the context of what a “day” is in this passage; a literal 24 hours or longer. Next time will dive deep… real deep into one of these topics we that we bring up in this teaching, so stay tuned! Please tell all your friends about this podcast and to please subscribe! Thank you!

    48 min

About The Rabbinic Pastor's Podcast

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Pastor Kris Shoemaker, also known as Yehudah ben Shomeyr brings you an in-depth survey of books of the Bible from a Judeo-Christian perspective digging into the language, history, archeology, culture, commentary and traditions of Judaism, Christianity as well as Rabbinic and extra biblical literature.