<p>It's one of the most iconic stories in human history.  The image of the woman beneath a tree, holding a piece of fruit and conversing with a snake is almost universally recognizable.  But if all God's creation is good, where did the snake come from?  And why does it talk?  And why doesn't the woman find any of this...weird?</p>

It's one of the most iconic stories in human history. The image of the woman beneath a tree, holding a piece of fruit and conversing with a snake is almost universally recognizable. But if all God's creation is good, where did the snake come from? And why does it talk? And why doesn't the woman find any of this...weird?

<p>It's one of the most iconic stories in human history.&nbsp; The image of the woman beneath a tree, holding a piece of fruit and conversing with a snake is almost universally recognizable.&nbsp; But if all God's creation is good, where did the snake come from?&nbsp; And why does it talk?&nbsp; And why doesn't the woman find any of this...weird?</p>

The Serpent of Old

Everyone loves a good story, and the Bible is full of them.  Two friends dive into these familiar tales, looking past the commonly accepted "moral of the story" approach, in an attempt to tie them into the overarching narrative of God's love for us.  Hosted by Tim Voltz and Justin Larocque.  New episodes are released every Monday.

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Everyone loves a good story, and the Bible is full of them. Two friends dive into these familiar tales, looking past the commonly accepted "moral of the story" approach, in an attempt to tie them into the overarching narrative of God's love for us. Hosted by Tim Voltz and Justin Larocque. New episodes are released every Monday.

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The Serpent of Old

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