After listening to the previous podcast (That's One Way Of Saying It</a>), can we conclude that the curse of <a href="http://bible.us/1/gen.9.26.kjv" class="verseLink" target="_blank">Genesis 9:26</a> has expired or maybe it hasn't but none of us can recognize it?
Program: Biblically Speaking
Aired: December 15, 2015

After listening to the previous podcast (That's One Way Of Saying It), can we conclude that the curse of Genesis 9:26 has expired or maybe it hasn't but none of us can recognize it? Program: Biblically Speaking Aired: December 15, 2015

After listening to the previous podcast (That's One Way Of Saying It), can we conclude that the curse of <a href="http://bible.us/1/gen.9.26.kjv" rel="noopener noreferrer">Genesis 9:26</a> has expired or maybe it hasn't but none of us can recognize it?
Program: Biblically Speaking
Aired: December 15, 2015

Throw Race Under the Equator

The Bible is the greatest document ever created. Its pages contain *all things* pertaining to life and godliness. 

Why don't we read it? Why don't we enjoy it?

There are many answers to these questions, but a big one is this: it's difficult to enjoy something that you don't understand. This podcast exists to help you better understand and enjoy the Bible.

Produced by Millard Community Church in Omaha, Nebraska

Religion & Spirituality

Christianity

The Bible is the greatest document ever created. Its pages contain *all things* pertaining to life and godliness. Why don't we read it? Why don't we enjoy it? There are many answers to these questions, but a big one is this: it's difficult to enjoy something that you don't understand. This podcast exists to help you better understand and enjoy the Bible. Produced by Millard Community Church in Omaha, Nebraska

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