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We continue our review of Living in Wonder by Rod Dreher. This week we discuss "The world is not what we think it is." The core phrase of the book.
We take a look at the passages where people "see" and "take" something. Eve and the fruit, Sons of God and women on earth, David and Bathsheba, and many more. And we explore the connection between that and coveting, the chiastic structure of the 10 commandments, and more.
Should you use the NT author's interpretation of an OT passage and go back to the OT passage and "fix" it?
We conclude our series and discuss chapter 15 entitled "For Those Who Mourn" in Demystifying Evil by Ingrid Faro.
Be sure to check out Bob's new book, The Archon of Babylon, on Amazon.
We conclude our discussion of chapter 14 on "The Costly Work of Forgiveness" in Demystifying Evil by Ingrid Faro.
Be sure to check out Bob's new book, The Archon of Babylon, on Amazon.
We conclude our discussion of one of the most misunderstood issues in Bible translation: Literal versus Dynamic Translations. Which is better?
We continue our discussion of one of the most misunderstood issues in Bible translation: Literal versus Dynamic Translations. Which is better?
We continue our discussion of one of the most misunderstood issues in Bible translation: Literal versus Dynamic Translations. Which is better?
We conclude our discussion of chapter 13 on "The Power of Mercy and Grace" in Demystifying Evil by Ingrid Faro.
Be sure to check out Bob's new book, The Archon of Babylon, on Amazon.
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