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What does the Bible say about marriage? Old Testament: Polygamy. New Testament: Don't get married.

Sumerian tablets, I dare you to look them up…

The book is Called Bible or Holly Bible. It is not called the Word of God. The Books have names and their names dont mean source. However the translator made some seem so. A book of the bible can a collection of sources. None the less, Tastament dont mean fact. Also translating the nouns in the Bible sources is wrong. Jonas should always be Jonas after translation. Most Bible translation are product of Noun Translation which has God meaning many things when there is no mention of God but rather Nouns being translated to be God.

Interesting that Jesus becomes more and more god like theoughout the decades that the gospels were written. Reminds me of how legends develop.

God writes a book, it is so bad that you guys have to try to explain it to us for him. 😂

When you love the Truth more than accolades, it can still be a hard row to hoe. But the reward... Here and when seeing God face to face, is worth the discomfort, scorn, pushback. Itching ears are all the rage, but the truth remains for eternity. Good conversation. It's amazing how different the Book is when we read it cover to cover. Blessings gents!

I have a question; Did Jesus and the Apostles refer to, mention, or discuss a place of temporal punishment???

My last question I suppose is whether the Jesus referenced as "my Jesus" is the man Christ Jesus (1Tim2.5) able to fully function without an incarnated deity just like you, I and all men are able to fully function without an incarnated deity If not what is he missing that we have...🤔🤔

I am wondering if Jesus Focus was on his ontology or whether his Focus was on his position that God set him in? Likewise I would ask the same question regarding all the authors of the standard Canon

Just curious - where in the Bible does it say we are supposed to fall in love with the bible? Seems simply because the Bible is apprehendable that many have created their own Idol out of it In contrast in the New Testament writings which at no point even suggests that a person's bibliology is relevant to their relationship with God

Just to clarify- John died in exile on Patmos. He is the only apostle not to be martyred for his work for Christ.

Great podcast. When you're talking about the love we are supposed to have of Christians, I'm in total agreement. One thing I've noticed is that the world will cut you, but Christians will cut your heart. You expect that from the world, but the deepest wounds and the most painful betrayals have come from the hands of Christians. I struggle between staying and leaving. I almost feel I have a form of PTSD.

The significance of the tabernacle is a first hand display of how God views art. As someone who has a vested interest in this subject, it is an excellent parallel to Genesis 1: “In the beginning God created.” One of the great spiritual gifts God has gifted man is the ability to be creative, and even furthermore, to have the capacity to think creatively. This is a great example of how humanity differs from every other aspect of creation. There is no functionality to creating art, yet, God is very specific and genuinely cares deeply about it. He creates Himself, and invites His creations to create as well. The chapters in Exodus that speak on the creation of the tabernacle verify Genesis 1, which then as we fast forward to today, allows proper reasoning and evidence for music, art, literature, film, etc. That God can display His glory obviously in the world He created, but also from His children who are using these spiritual gifts to bless His name. The tabernacle’s completion was for Him, the specific measurements were for Him, the materials used were for Him, the labor of Bezalel and his team of artisans were for Him. Exodus 31, 36-39 may seem to be about this creation of this object/place, but it is within the steps of this process we find that it all reflects back to God’s nature of love through gifting individuals this aspect of Himself, to therefor be used to glorify Him.

Amazing

To John's point, I sympathize with being blind to even knowing of God's sovereignty. Like what was said, it is almost laughable now reading back through the Bible how this truth covers every single aspect of the text. My question would be: Why was this never, (and I mean never) preached or discussed throughout my church life growing up? Up until the last year and a half with being in a Reformed circle has this been revealed to me. What makes so many believers and church pastors miss this? Is it merely the idea that we do not like to think as God fully in control and we are also fully accountable for our actions?

Capitalism is so messed up parents circumcise their kids so they can file a lawsuit & gain some traction in Life