The Hidden Theme of Realizing We Are Naked!

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  • Опубликовано: 21 июл 2021
  • The Hidden Theme of people being naked and seeing their sin!
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    Dr. Chip Bennett reveals some of the amazing hidden themes of the Bible. We say “hidden” because most people today don’t know about them. But the early church fathers, taking cues from Jesus and Paul, discovered that the scriptures are an integrated tapestry that has common themes spread throughout.
    Not only will you look at the Bible differently, but you’ll also see another reason why the Bible- written by about 40 authors over 1,500 years- must have a Divine Mind behind it.
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Комментарии • 2

  • @EricGreniervideo
    @EricGreniervideo Год назад

    Please make more of these!!!

  • @raptureready519
    @raptureready519 3 года назад

    Also I would add that Adam and Eve were perfect humans, without sin, created in God's image. They were clothed with His glory. At the fall, that glorious covering was taken and they both realized they were naked without it. This must have been on Paul's mind in Romans 3:23.