Podcasts about bible scholars

Are Bible scholars and Bible experts necessary for Christians to understand Scripture? Some feel that the Bible is simple and does not require scholarly interpretation, while others find the Bible intimidating due to its ancient languages, historical context, and complex meanings. This episode explores whether "average" Christians today need Bible scholars or can simply read scripture for themselves. The post Do We Need Bible Scholars? with Jeremie Beller appeared first on Radically Christian.

God's truth is simple. The greatest deception threatening true Christians in this end time is vain intellectualism. Understand how to combat the deadly weapon of worldly philosophy.

God's truth is simple. The greatest deception threatening true Christians in this end time is vain intellectualism. Understand how to combat the deadly weapon of worldly philosophy.

God's truth is simple. The greatest deception threatening true Christians in this end time is vain intellectualism. Understand how to combat the deadly weapon of worldly philosophy.

Do certain folk focus too much on scholarly endeavours? How much trust do you put in so-clled Bible scholars who hold multiple degrees? How do you navigate the text and critiscize the text? This is prescicesly what Aaron and tony will discuss today on the show. We hope you are edifeid and informed.   If you want to support the show with a one time donation, go to www.buymeacoffee.com/christianitynow   If you want to support the show monthly, www.patreon.com/christianitynow 

In this episode of ProveText, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb and Dr. Fredrick J. Long dive deep into Galatians 4:14-15. Grab your dive gear and join them. Listen in. | GlossaHouse.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glossahouse/message

Today we want to continue learning how to hear God speak through the scripture by learning to effectively interpret and apply God's Word, through the help of the Holy Spirit. We aren't called to be Bible Scholars but we are called to be bible interpreters. "Study to show Yourself approved until God, a workman that needs not to be ashamed, rightly dividing (interpreting like a carpenter fitting a window pane) the word of truth." (2 Timothy 2:15) Follow Along With the notes Here: https://www.hftw.church/_files/ugd/a4b783_1470d0185579481193546dd425931eec.pdf Visit Pastor Dales Blog: Home | dalewalkerlife

A @Christadelphians Video: Description:This presentation explains, with visuals, what Bible Scholars may refer to as The Branch Prophecies, meaning that the Lord Jesus Christ, often referenced in the Bible as a figurative BRANCH from His forbearer Jesse, the father of King David. Jesus said in Revelation 22 “I am the Root and the Offspring of David.” Further explanation/expansion of Scripture, Christ is described as a Branch of Jesse, thence David, will come again, as promised, to Rule the World with perfect justice, from Jerusalem, with everlasting peace and abundance, manifesting God's righteousness thruout, where even the animal kingdom will dwell in peace depicted as The Wolf and the Sheep together in universal harmony. Some of our other services.. #1 Our Main site... https://cdvideo.org #2 Our podcast on android... https://cdvideo.org/podcast #3 Our podcast on Apple...https://cdvideo.org/podcast-apple #4 Our facebook...https://facebook.com/OpenBibles #5 Our Whats App... http://cdvideo.org/WhatsApp #6 Our Instagram... http://cdvideo.org/Instagram #7 Our twitter... http://cdvideo.org/twitter #8 Our YouTube Channel... http://cdvideo.org/youtube Watch / read / Listen to other thoughts for the day on our site here https://christadelphianvideo.org/tftd/ #Christadelphianvideo #christadelphianstalk #Christadelphians #openbible #cdvideo #bibleverse #thoughts #thoughtoftheday #meditate #think #christadelphian #God #truth #faith #hope #love #cdvideo #Gospeltruth #truebibleteaching #thegospelmessage #thegospeltruth #firstprinciples #bibletruth #bibleunderstanding #exploringthebible #thoughtfortheday --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/christadelphians-talk/message

“On the Go with LFHHM”. Thank you for joining. Today Sister Ann talks about Black History and Black Bible Scholars. Join the chat. SUBSCRIBE & SHARE. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBmuHsXy1_Y Don't forget to visit the Laborers for HIS Harvest Ministries website for great discipleship resources, send your prayer request or sign up to volunteer: www.lfhhm.org Prayer for Salvation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55IF3uAd2nY “Road to Salvation” Pamphlet – https://www.laborersforhisharvest.org/discipleship-resources.html Donate your love gift. - https://www.laborersforhisharvest.org/donate.html lfhhm, sister ann, ann moals, laborers for his harvest ministries, #testimony, #onthego, black history month, black bible scholars, willie james jennings, renita j. weems #jesus,

Friends, today's guest needs no intro - the one and only Bart Ehrman.  He's one of the most well-known (and controversial!) Bible Scholars in the universe and it was my great honor to sit down with him on the show.  This was easily one of my top 5 favorite episodes and so open the notes app on your phone and get ready to take some notes! SHOW NOTES: PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/whatifproject BUY ME A COFFEE - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/whatifproject HERETIC SHOP - https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-heretic-shop/ VLOG - https://www.youtube.com/c/whatifprojectpodcast BART EHRMAN - https://www.bartdehrman.com  BART'S BLOG - https://ehrmanblog.org   THE LOST CHRISTIANITIES - https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Christianities-Battles-Scripture-Faiths/dp/0195182499/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=the+lost+christianities&qid=1623437787&sr=8-2  THE NEW TESTAMENT - https://www.amazon.com/New-Testament-Historical-Introduction-Christian/dp/0190909005/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=bart+ehrman+new+testament&qid=1637617670&sr=8-1  JOIN THE COMMUNITY - https://www.facebook.com/groups/whatifprojectcommunity SPECIAL MUSIC (DJ KDOT) - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/dj-kdot/1297734140 

Prof. Marks tells the story of human migration from Africa to the Americas - 10,000 years prior than previously believed. Did humans first migrate to America by crossing an ice-free land bridge from Asia? This is the familiar story of how Native Americans crossed the Bering Sea, during a time when it was dry land, from Siberia to Alaska. But here is the thing: the latest scientific evidence undermines this belief. According to a study published in the journal Science, human presence is unequivocally shown in America during a period between 21,000 to 23,000 years ago, a period in which glacial ice sheets would have presumably impeded the migration of humans from Asia to Alaska. To better understand the significance of this recent discovery, and to also better understand anthropology, including its history of racism, we spoke with Mr. Jonathan Marks, a Professor of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Professor Marks teaches biological anthropology, human variation and human origins. He is the recipient of many awards and honors, which are listed on his academic homepage: https://anthropology.charlotte.edu/node/131 Among his many publications, Professor Marks is the author of the following books: The Alternative Introduction to Biological Anthropology (2018), Is Science Racist? (2017), and Tales of the ex-Apes: How We Think about Human Evolution (2015). To continue our free podcast program, we depend on our listeners' support. So please click this link https://anchor.fm/the-peel-news/support and join our other supporters in the news peeler community. Thank you.

Continuing from the last episode, where I unpacked our Priestly Office by virtue of our baptism, I unpack the Prophetic Office of our calling in this episode. A Prophet is the Messenger of God. And I reflect on 3 main talking points:  1) Truth & Authority, 2) Calling & Mission, and 3) Call to be Faithful. As usual, my reflections are based on Sacred Scripture, the CCC and Bible Scholars in accordance to the authority of the Magisterium Church.Show Notes: https://www.settingapart.com/episodesLeave Comments/Feedback: https://www.settingapart.com/contactTestimonials: https://www.settingapart.com/testimonials

Download Luke 10:25-11:54 We are in the Christ Stream reading from the New Living Translation. 7streamsmethod.com | @7StreamsMethod | @serenatravis | #7Stream | Donate Commentary by Dr. Drake Travis Lord, we want to hear and know, hear and obey, hear and practice what you have to laid out for us.  May our lives and deeds and words be pleasing in your sight.   Amen 10:25 ff - The question they ask of Jesus is jaded because they don't really want answers.  Maybe this is too harsh but they give themselves away in  their reply to Jesus' assertion "love your neighbor..." And who is my neighbor?  Hmmm... My husband and I have many children and we've heard some doozy questions, let me tell you. We could always ALWAYS tell whether it was a real question or they were stalling to create more dawdle-time.  Well this question of Jesus was a staller-for-time.  The story Jesus replies with; The Good Samaritan, has created more charities and ministries since he told it, than can be counted. Some extranneous "Bible Scholars" have created a pile of parallels in hopes to symbolize the story to death. But the moral of the story is simple: care, meet needs, act like Christ, reach out, help people 'get home', be loving. The Mary/Martha debate is easily settled by a sermon given years ago: "The Joy of Cooking [together]". People need to eat. And cooks/mothers aren't carnal and shallow and worldly for fixing meals. But when Jesus is talking --> stop and listen. Martha should have done that. Then after Jesus declares he needs a bite, then they can all go fix something together. Sit together, go cook together, then eat together.  That was easy, huh? 11 - Notice that this version of Jesus teaching them to pray is abbreviated from the Matthew version. Reverence for God / provision / protection covered matters sufficiently for Luke.  Jesus teaching them persistence in prayer was very necessary. Prayer like anything in life requires practice. It's frustrating and befuddling the way so many quit in prayer and in their prayer life because what they thought they were asking for and wanting didn't happen like a genie-poof-magic-carpet routine. God wants to give us so much more than silly wishes on a whim. We learn what we really want by being with God as a life commitment v.s. blurting out drive-thru-requests. God is telling us "sit down, stay awhile, be transformed..."!         Next Jesus tackles the jealousy from those who were frustrated by Jesus' casting out demons so readily and effortlessly. It proved who He was. But they attribute His ability as to being in alliance with Satan.  Talk about foolishly walking into a "mine-field"! Jesus' reply sets things straight as an arrow. This is powerful ministry training from Jesus that anyone who wishes to minister in this way must ingest. The removing of evil and immediately replacing it with good is life and death material. Jesus left them in awe - again! The sign of Jonah is appropriate beings we read the first half of that amazing event yesterday. The wanting of a sign, while in fact many were doubting Jesus person and power, is sinful in that Jesus called people to follow Him and be transformed for service.  Too many wanted some amusement, and to leave when they were bored, or hungry, or distracted, or didn't like the teaching anymore. Jesus wanted people to live according to the Light, walk in the Light, let the Light guide them, fill them, permeate everything about them. Jesus, in John 8, asserts that He is the Light of the World.  Interesting that "Light" is the first noun that God ever said [in our galaxy]. Next Jesus lets loose a host of accusations upon the religious leaders of the day who were so critical and selfish and sinful.  They spent their whole lives securing a luxuries for themselves instead of guiding people to God.  Jesus was disgusted with the whole lot of them.  He called them filthy and hypocritical, wicked, unjust, greedy, phony, arrogant, self-important, murderers (dead-men who acted alive!) AND accomplice' to murder(s), and ones who blocked others from finding God,  ... it's a bad day when the Son of God, whom you claim to represent, tells you "a thing or two" about what God thinks of your terrible soul and villainous character!

Systematic Theology Bible Study Series: The Doctrine of the Clarity of Scripture. Education Pastor Bob Schobert at First Southern Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

On this episode of Rightly Dividing, we are diving into the book of the prophet Isaiah in a bible study that should carry the disclaimer "for bible believers only' attached to it, because if you're not a bible believer you will likely struggle with this one. I'm not talking about your "brains" or intellect, some of the dumbest people I ever met are PhDs! I am talking about your ability to believe The Book as we open it and ask the Holy Spirit to reveals its secrets to us. Join us as we discover secrets in Isaiah unknown to nearly every rabbi currently alive on the face of the earth, as well as the majority of professors and teachers now employed in nearly every Christian college in America. The name Isaiah means 'Jehovah is my helper', and his book shows you the first and second advents, as well as the beginning and the end of the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ. In fact, Jesus starts His ministry by reading from Isaiah 61, proving that He is the promised Messiah! Get ready to have your mind blown and your faith wonderfully enlarged when you see the incredible harmony and flawless prophecies all come true right on the money, every time.

In this last episode of Season 1, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb and Dr. Fredrick J. Long get transparent. They open up about how, as they grew in their study of Scripture, they had to let go of some of their cherished beliefs. It was a tough process of getting honest and privileging Scripture. Listen in on this important conversation.

In today's episode, we're unpacking the epic formula for raising Bible scholars. Find out: what we use and look for when researching how we practice thinking things through aspects of Biblical reasoning some of why we record what we learn Get your own copy of Webster's 1828 Dictionary for your the word studies in your homeschool >>> https://bit.ly/2FHyTZE   Follow us on Facebook at >>> https://www.facebook.com/biblicalclassicalhomeschoolers Learn more at our website >>> principledacademy.com Are you on our email list? Sign up to receive our newsletter and to access freebies >>> https://bit.ly/2RZcZDL   ℗ & © 2020 Principles in Practice

One of the biggest blessings of homeschooling is to raise Bible scholars. Are you wondering: What does this look like? How do we do this? And why are we looking to raise "epic" Bible scholars? Great questions! Find out answers to them in this episode of the Principles in Practice podcast.   Own your own copy of Webster's 1828 Dictionary for your epic Bible scholars >>> https://bit.ly/3j9V0WM   Follow us on Facebook at >>> https://www.facebook.com/biblicalclassicalhomeschoolers Learn more at our website >>> principledacademy.com Are you on our email list? Sign up to receive our newsletter and to access freebies >>> https://bit.ly/2RZcZDL   ℗ & © 2020 Principles in Practice    

One of the most divided subjects among Bible Scholars is that of the true identity given for the Angel in Revelation chapter 10.

Theologians and Bible scholars sometimes don’t realize how they’re not interacting with each other. In this episode of Kingdom Roots, Scot introduces 5 themes he wishes theologians would consider. Both disciplines are at their best when they are interacting well with each other. This is an important conversation that is happening. Check out Scot’s perspective today.

12 May 2020

This week Dr. Eric Seibert joins the conversation to discuss divine violence. It's no secret that one can find some troubling images of God in the Old Testament. It is also no secret that the Old Testament has a troubling legacy to many. So... Did God really command the complete genocide of men, women, children and animals in the Old Testament?  For 2,000 years Bible Scholars and Theologians have wrestled with the violent images of God and the seeming sharp contrast between those images and the image of God we find in Jesus. Seibert joins the conversation and helps us to think through the various ways people have talked about the issue of divine violence. Enjoy!   RESOURCES:  Disturbing Divine Behavior: Troubling Old Testament Images of God (book)  The Violence of Scripture: Overcoming the Old Testament's Troubling Legacy (book) 

The culmination of the Love The 'Ville Playbook: Workplace Series - Game Day. ACC Coaches. Bible Scholars. Corporate VPs. Judges. Engineers. Lawyers. COOs. PhDs. We gathered together some of the best leaders in our city to share powerful ideas on how to take your faith to work.

In this episode, Cory interviews Danielle and asks "What the Facebook?"Danielle discusses why she is compelled to speak and write to Eros through a theological lens, even if Cory thinks theology is a waste of time.  This conversations reveals the way the couple finds a way to hold in tension a difference of opinion in regard to academe and scholarly works from the Bible. Intellectual snobbery is also addressed, along with why people push so hard against new ideas and concepts regarding love and eros. The discussion continues with ideas about words and the meanings we attach to them, whether or not they hold power, as Derrida submitted, and what it means to just be present and listen to another. Everyone just wants to know they matter. Also, the couple addresses the allegation that they suffer from what Danielle has coined as "Erotic dysfunction."Rated R for Radically Open-Minded. 

Notas Teologicas is doing a series of interviews to Bible Scholars. We start with Paul Copan.

Please join your host SUSAN KNOWLES as she welcomes to Stand For Truth Radio, EVANGELIST DONALD PERKINS. Evangelist Perkins is the Founder and President of According To Prophecy Ministries. He has devoted over 35 years to the study of God’s Word with a focus on Bible Prophecy. We will be discussing Bible Prophecy and what we can expect during these End Times.Evangelist Donald Perkins has served as an assistant pastor and taught on the subject of Bible Prophecy at several Bible Colleges and Bible Training Centers. He travels extensively as a well respected speaker on Bible Prophecy for conferences, seminars, Bible studies and local churches.Evangelist Perkins is a contributing author, along with fifty-five other Bible Scholars, in “The Dictionary of Premillennial Theology” produced by Kregel Publishers. He is also a member of the Pre-trib Research Study Group, founded by Dr. Tim LaHaye. He has appeared many times on TBN and God TV with Gods News Behind the News, Daystar, SkyAngel and INSP Networks with Lamb and Lion Ministries, and Inspiration Ministries.His research and studies into God's prophetic Word have taken Evangelist Perkins to the lands of the Bible to gather knowledge from the past and the present to share with God's people.Evangelist Perkins, publishes a newsletter entitled "The Prophetic Truth!" You can listen to his messages online at "According To Prophecy Ministries Internet Radio". The ministry offers numerous books, CDs and DVDs to aid in your understanding of Bible Prophecy.Evangelist Donald Perkins and wife Marie are both Spirit-filled and committed Christians. They reside in beautiful Southern California.

Episode 11 of the PostConsumer Reports Podcast features Thom Blair, editor and translator of the Hebrew English Interlinear English Standard Version (ESV) of the Old Testament. Thom also works for Faithlife and Logos Bible Software. His Hebrew-English version of the ESV is quite frankly amazing. Essentially it features a line of the Hebrew text with another line of the exact English words directly underneath. Thom is a friend of mine and I am honored and astonished to know someone who has accomplished a project such as this. Thom has also been developing Bible study courses and video talks from prominent Bible Scholars that correspond with the different seasons of the church calendar.

As a Christian- Is it okay to date a non-believer? What does the Bible say about aliens? Why did God flood the earth? These are some questions we will ask in light of this chapter- because here in Genesis 6 we come to a very debated few verses among Bible Scholars. Who were these Son's of God and Daughter's of men and who were these "nephilim" or "giants" that were born from them? Well, we will look at the two different views and find that the application in our lives is the same whatever the view is that you take.

As a Christian- Is it okay to date a non-believer? What does the Bible say about aliens? Why did God flood the earth? These are some questions we will ask in light of this chapter- because here in Genesis 6 we come to a very debated few verses among Bible Scholars. Who were these Son's of God and Daughter's of men and who were these "nephilim" or "giants" that were born from them? Well, we will look at the two different views and find that the application in our lives is the same whatever the view is that you take.

As a Christian- Is it okay to date a non-believer? What does the Bible say about aliens? Why did God flood the earth? These are some questions we will ask in light of this chapter- because here in Genesis 6 we come to a very debated few verses among Bible Scholars. Who were these Son's of God and Daughter's of men and who were these "nephilim" or "giants" that were born from them? Well, we will look at the two different views and find that the application in our lives is the same whatever the view is that you take.

As a Christian- Is it okay to date a non-believer? What does the Bible say about aliens? Why did God flood the earth? These are some questions we will ask in light of this chapter- because here in Genesis 6 we come to a very debated few verses among Bible Scholars. Who were these Son's of God and Daughter's of men and who were these "nephilim" or "giants" that were born from them? Well, we will look at the two different views and find that the application in our lives is the same whatever the view is that you take.

Biblically, what is a scribe and what is his job?  Are the type of scribes the Bible defines living in the 21st century? Significant world events will be discussed on this program before the Bible study according to Luke 21:34-36. Help spread this message of the Good News of the Kingdom of God.  This message is about Jesus Christ (Yeshua Messiah) literally coming back to the earth to bring TRUE peace (Revelation 19:11-21;Isaiah 9:6-7; Isaiah 2:2-4).  The Jewish Gospel message involves spirituality, socioeconomics and prophecy (Luke 4:18-19).  The Messiah will establish His physical kingdom on the earth (Mark 1:14-15; Daniel 2 & 7).  Share this program with your friends and associates by using any of the Social Media tools on the BlogTalkRadio web page.