Ezekiel 16 is known for being the most sexually explicit chapter in the Bible. Some scholars even consider it pornographic. The prophet casts the city of Jerusalem as a whore when articulating why God has condemned it and marked it for destruction. This
What specific verses were added or left out of the Bible over time? Multiple examples are discussed such as Mark 16:9-20, John 7:53-8:11, 1John 5:7 and MANY others. After getting the details of these variants we can see clearly that the Bible has been preserved throughout the years and we still should have great confidence that we have a faithful record of the word of God in our Bibles today.
This video is part of an extensive series called “Evidence for the Bible” where I deal with all major issues of defending the Bible as the word of God
The Note 7 is discontinued and Josh learns a terrible truth. Lanh and David join to talk Nougat 7.1 and Xperia XZ!
The words of Ezekiel 14-15 were addressed to Jewish elders in Babylon who had come to Ezekiel for a word from the Lord. Knowing they were still idol worshippers in their hearts, God refused to give them comfort. Instead he lowered the boom: Jerusalem’s j
Let’s talk about the Google Pixel – but first, Google Wifi, Google Home, oh my!
Get the full story on the 400,000 variants in the New Testament manuscripts. Skeptics and critics of the Bible are armed with half the story, when you have the other half you can easily demonstrate that the Bible we hold today is a faithful representation of the original texts written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
The prophet Ezekiel has telegraphed the doom of Jerusalem in a series of visual re-enactment signs, visions, and prophetic oracles. Chapters 12-13 continue with more sign acts, but shifts to God’s assessment of objections by the exiles as to the certaint
Join Joshua Vergara, Joe Hindy and Jonathan Feist for more talk about Android tech. Note 7 issues, Pixel vs Nexus and expectations for Google’s Oct 4th.
Including quotes and summaries of the “lost gospels” and “banned books”. Never again be caught off guard or confounded by references to the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Peter, the Gospel of Mary, or the Gospel of Judas.
Fern and Audrey return with an update on their work with ritual abuse survivors, and introduce a colleague (“Beth”) who does the same work. Beth tells listeners her own story of growing up in “traditional” deliverance ministry, and how her approach to he
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