Episode 25 – You’re Most Likely Not A Heretic

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Episode 25 - You're Most Likely Not A Heretic
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The Bible is the word of God. And in order to live by its words, we need to read and study them. The amazing thing about the bible is that you don’t have to be a scholar to understand its central message. But you can spend your whole life trying to master everything it contains and still only scratch the surface.

Along the way, it helps have insightful resources to point you in the right direction as you dive deeper.

In this episode, we discuss five commonly misinterpreted Bible verses. We walk through how they have often been gotten wrong, and how we can learn to interpret bible verses according to the authors’ original intent. Below are the verses we discuss:

  • Matthew 18:20
  • 1 Corinthians 10:13
  • Luke 10:38-41
  • 2 Chronicles 2:14
  • Proverbs 22:6

QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE

Anyone who is a follower of Jesus and has a bible can pick it up and generally get the message. But we also do need a lot of help, because there's so much depth that's going to take us a long time to grasp. Click To Tweet A good systematic theology will save you from a bad interpretation of any one text. Click To Tweet As Christians, we have a fundamentally different relationship with God than Israel did. Click To Tweet The literary genre of a passage is an important part of context. Click To Tweet Everything in the bible was written for us. But nothing in the bible was written to us. There was an original audience. Click To Tweet

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