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By Not Theology. Just how world history intersects with Christian history.
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This eleventh episode begins the deep dive into the history found in the book of Judges. In this episode, I cover the next two Judges found in the book, Shamgar and Deborah. Listen and let me know what you think.

This week I cover the Prehistoric History of Syria. Syria is mentioned throughout the Old and New Testaments and I’m working it in here because it was part of the Battle of Siddim narrative. I cover in depth the settlement of Mureybet, a tell on the banks of the Euphrates River. I also touch on the climate, agriculture, tools, and jewelry. Next week, begin the history of Syria that coincides with the time period of Genesis.You don’t want to miss it. After listening, let me know what you think.

The New International Version Part 2 This episode is the second of two where the history of the New International Version of the Bible is studied. The episode walks the listener the criticisms of the so-called dynamic equivalence translations methodology, generally referred to as a paraphrase. I also dive a little deeper into the use of gender neutral language. Join me next week when I’ll wrap up Chapter 1 with a quick review of the bible versions as well as an explanation, through story, of why I use 3 different versions.

This episode is the first of two where the history of the New International Version of the Bible is studied. The episode walks the listener through who formulated the idea for this version and the translation process that followed. The issue of gender neutral language is examined. This topic is part of the controversy of the NIV as well as the New Revised Standard Version. Also, the revisions and other versions that were published after the initial release are touched on.

This episode is the second of two where I cover the history of the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible. I finish up the Revised Standard Version then cover the New Revised Standard Version which was printed in 1989. I anticipate that I will be referring to this version more than any other. Next week, I begin the New International Version. After listening, let me know what you think.
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