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Here are 6 “contradictions” in the Bible. This is a sampling of the type of thing we see when people say the Bible is “full of contradictions”. Examples are taken from Bart Ehrman, Infidels.org, Peter Jennings and others. There will be more videos on the topic of Supposed Contradictions in the coming weeks.

Ezekiel 18 focuses on one central idea: individual accountability for one’s own sinfulness. The chapter opens with God’s rejection of the pervasive Israelite idea that the suffering of one generation is the result of the sins of previous generations. The

Is it a conspiracy? Do translations intentionally change the Bible’s message? Is the NIV a “gay Bible”? Is it the “Not Inspired Version”?
There has been a lot of false information floating around out there about how the Bible has been translated. Many people are confused about the difference between textual sources and translational methodology. Many are under the false impression that newer translations are “taking out” various passages that belong in the Bible. However, there are some genuinely bad translations. This video is an attempt to bring clarity and rationality to the discussion and leave you with a general understanding of Bible translations.
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Mike Winger

Everyone interested in the study of Scripture wants to feel adequate to the task. But there are many obstacles—real and merely imagined—to being competent in Bible study. In this episode Dr. Heiser interviews his long-time friend and colleague, Johnny Ci

Ezekiel 17 presents a riddle or parable of two eagles about the treachery of Zedekiah, the puppet governor appointed by Nebuchadnezzar to replace Jehoiachin, the Judahite king taken captive in an earlier wave of exile of which Ezekiel had been a part. Ze