Podcasts about misquoting

Good evening, and welcome to another distinguished meeting of the Deeply Fought Discussion Society. This week, Prof. Zubreckyj has brought a tantalising titbit for one's contemplation: just what, precisely, makes something pretentious? Our respectful tête-à-tête leads to unexpected destinations; our travel companion, sparkling repartee. This episode's mistakes include: The video call shitting the bed and requiring 30 minutes of tech diagnostics mid-pod. Misquoting a Radiohead lyric and then fixing it in post in humiliation. Selling out one's confetti principles for money. Egregious factual inaccuracies. Take a moment of zen, then like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, rate us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and send your questions to deepfought@gmail.com.

The overwhelming majority of what is Christendom believes it is functioning under the New Covenant and that it is somehow a New Israel or a replacement for Israel. This belief will destroy (and has destroyed) many a Bible commentary. Further, it has stifled the growth of millions upon millions of believers. Finally, it has deluded well over a billion into believing that can attain resurrection life by their own efforts.On the right side of the web we find almost all the robbing from Israel. Not only does this lead to gross antisemitism, but it sadly leaves so many ignorant of the blessings of the far above the heavens. Believers trade the unsearchable riches of Paul's revelation in Ephesians for some ethereal heavenly hope based on earthly promises. Sad. But we don't have to stay where we are. God is ready to enlighten unto Paul's revelation those who seek it. #theology #zionism #israel

The Morning team replay the funniest moments of the show during the week. After some risqué moments. Joe's flub of Caesar's quote wins.

St. Francis of Assisi died almost 800 years ago. However, he continues to be a major influence on the thinking of Christians around the world. Unfortunately, one of the most oft-repeated St. Francis quotes is something he never said. Let's set the record straight AND hear a new song from another influencer: our music guy, Dr. Andy Coward.

Donna Kelce makes Time's 25 Most Intriguing People of the Year and what famous movie lines are you actually misquoting?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Misquoting Reagan, the new Qanons, Fauci for prison on Daily Caller Live w/ Jobob

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This week's episode begins with Barry's remarks post a Gor Mahia match this past weekend. Esvrn shares his take on the latest fashion news and trends globally. Murugi also asked the fellas if they are okay with their partners being friends. Music and sports also covered on this pod. Trick questions, some rhetorical and MORE! TBP: https://linktr.ee/thebakkbenchaz Hero: https://www.hero-kenya.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebakkbenchazpod/message

We tend to take the quotes we read from historical figures for granted, but we really shouldn't. In today's episode we look at just a few of the countless misquotes, misattributed quotes, and outright false quotes we have accepted as true for centuries. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/revisionisthistory/support

Ken and Lima asked if NFL free agency is killing March Madness? Dan Wetzel asked why Lamar Jackson doesn't have an agent? and Misquoting? Listen to The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima weekday mornings 6-10am on Sports Radio 92.3 The Fan and the Audacy App!

What unites us in Christ doesn't destroy your individuality or personhood. Each one of us is uniquely gifted by Christ. In this message, we'll discuss how knowing and embracing our different spiritual gifts is essential to becoming who we are called to be.

We tend to take the quotes we read from historical figures for granted, but we really shouldn't. In today's episode we look at just a few of the countless misquotes, misattributed quotes, and outright false quotes we have accepted as true for centuries. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/revisionisthistory/support

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Today's episode continues the discussion regarding pastor's who suggest that the Scriptures don't really address the homosexual lifestyle. They can only support this through some manipulation, hoop jumping, and ignoring the arc of the biblical narrative throughout time. But they try so we will discuss why they are in error. Ready to join The Rebellion? Become a patreon member and enjoy some great extras while supporting our efforts to speak the Truth into our culture. Learn more at patreon.com/dreverettpiper. Find more resources and info at dreverettpiper.com

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Politicians and celebrities are often misquoted on social media, leading many to share false information online. Megan Lynch has the story with this edition of the Media Minute on Total Information AM. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Misquoting the Bible is a bi-partisan political tradition as old as kissing babies and speeches at Labor Day picnics. Journey Now's roundtable crew asks why our leaders keep trying to quote scripture—and messing up the message. Should we expect better? Is this just pandering, or do these moments reveal more about the hearts and minds of the political speaker? In this episode's second half, Journey Now elder Ty Hasty shares how his non-profit, service trip organization, IC13, has continued to make a difference in the time of COVID. Suzie Lind hosts the discussion. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 and join the conversation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/journeychurch/support

What does it mean when a child has fallen away from the faith? Is this due to a failure in our own parenting? After all, Scripture says “Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6). Understanding this verse is a useful reminder of the importance of parenting and what to do if a loved one falls away from the faith.

Each of us has faced a situation in life that causes us to question the negative experience we are going through. Is God punishing us for our sin or is there another explanation? Passage John 9:1-41

Join us as we explore the common phrase "God helps those who help themselves." What does this truly mean and can it be applied in our lives?Scripture Reading: For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God--not by works, so that no one can boast. For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.Ephesians 2:8-10

Everything works out for the good. This phrase can be a source of comfort for many, but it can also be difficult for those who are in the midst of sudden, unexplainable pain. Do all things truly work out for our good?

Big Idea: "take Captive ever scripture and make it obedient to its context 

There is a natural aversion toward people who are judgmental and quick to offer their criticism. This is a strong opinion that many people have against Christians is that they find them judgmental. Even Jesus said, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” So why is it that judgmentalism exists? And is there a place for judgement? Find out more this Sunday as we explore what it means to judge and God's views on judgement.

As Christians we must ground ourselves in God's word. The word of God provides us the positive framework for understanding his plans for us. But what happens when we misinterpret God's word? The impact can be detrimental. In this new series we will be exploring commonly misused Bible passages.

In this hour, Howie talks about Gov, Cuomo, the Washington Post's lengthy and late correction in regard to misquoting Former President Trump, and much more. Also, Howie takes calls from the listeners about COVID-19 and the Biden Administration.

Wild geese attack, Storming the capital, Misquoting trump, More political garbage, Going full yahweh ben yahweh, Toppling the beast with fashion, the system is a goose. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dangerousgentlemen/support

Google cracks down on bad reviews for the Robinhood app. The economy took the worst hit in 2020 since 1946. An ad from our sponsor at Robinhood. Nursing homes are in dire economic straits and as many as 65% of them could shut down in the next year. Democrats are super peeved off about a real Maxine Waters quote, but ignoring the fact that she actually said it but was referencing Trump instead of Cuomo. Andrew Cuomo is trying to blame Trump for his nursing home death count. A Friday Film Fun review of TENET. Enjoy! Remember to subscribe, rate, and share the show on all major podcasting platforms. You can contact Elan at ElanMorrison@protonmail.com (sponsorship welcome)  

Join Tom Corless for a variety show dedicated to the Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort. On today’s show, join Tom Corless for a recap of the day’s Disney news! All this and more Disney Parks information and fun await you this week on the WDW News Today Podcast. Watch the video version on...

Join Tom Corless for a variety show dedicated to the Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort. On today’s show, join Tom Corless for a recap of the day’s Disney news! All this and more Disney Parks information and fun await you this week on the WDW News Today Podcast. Watch the video version on...

Ever notice CS Lewis quotations online that seem...less than real? Author William O'Flaherty joins the table to help. His book, "The Misquotable CS Lewis," analyzes the internet's favorite fake Lewis quotations. He explains why we love quoting CS Lewis, why we misquote him, and the importance of keeping quotations accurate. Photo by William Murphy

This past week, CNA misquoted 4 influencers they interviewed and Lianhe Zaobao fabricated a story about an NTU student who contracted Covid19. Both caused unnecessary confusion and Internet hate. Is it all just because of the need for CLICKBAIT? Elsewhere, Parliament has been turning down more and more queries about live-streaming their sessions. But could that be a good idea? Our #YLB Subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/YahLahBut/ This has links to all the things we refer to in the podcast! Our "One Shiok Things" for this week! Nate Bower Boxing Home Workouts on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/user/NateBowerFitness  Pablo Rochat, the Instagram geniushttps://www.instagram.com/pablo.rochat/  Peace!

Nathan and Ben look at some of the most misused bible verses and help to priovde some context about these texts and how we can better understand them.

In the wake of the COVID19 self-quarantine chaos, Pastor Kristopher recorded this week’s episode while live on Facebook. Parts 4 & 5 will be released in the next few days if all goes to plan. This week’s episode continues the sermon series, “Misquoting Scripture”, exploring a quote that is very common in Christian circles: “God helps those who help themselves”. In his sermon, pastor Kristopher takes issue with some aspects of this familiar saying, leading listeners to the heart of God’s universal love for all people. At the same time, he also acknowledges that God invites us all to do what we can, give our best, even while we rest in His Amazing Grace. Thanks for joining this week!Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————See the picture painted by Walter Crane of Aesop’s “Hercules and the Waggoner” by visiting wikiart: https://www.wikiart.org/en/walter-crane/an-illustration-of-the-fable-of-hercules-and-the-wagoner-1887Paul Bloom’s book arguing against empathy can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Against-Empathy-Case-Rational-Compassion/dp/0062339338Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

In the wake of the COVID19 self-quarantine chaos, Pastor Kristopher recorded this week’s episode while live on Facebook. Parts 4 & 5 will be released in the next few days if all goes to plan. This week’s episode continues the sermon series, “Misquoting Scripture”, exploring a quote that is very common in Christian circles: “God helps those who help themselves”. In his sermon, pastor Kristopher takes issue with some aspects of this familiar saying, leading listeners to the heart of God’s universal love for all people. At the same time, he also acknowledges that God invites us all to do what we can, give our best, even while we rest in His Amazing Grace. Thanks for joining this week!Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————See the picture painted by Walter Crane of Aesop’s “Hercules and the Waggoner” by visiting wikiart: https://www.wikiart.org/en/walter-crane/an-illustration-of-the-fable-of-hercules-and-the-wagoner-1887Paul Bloom’s book arguing against empathy can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Against-Empathy-Case-Rational-Compassion/dp/0062339338Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

The sermon series, “Misquoting Scripture” continues with part two in this episode. Kristopher Loewen preaches on common sayings that address a common issue known as “the problem of evil”: making sense of a good and powerful God in light of a world undeniably filled with suffering. Some of those sayings include “everything happens for a reason” and “ God never gives us more than we can handle”. In his sermon, pastor Kristopher challenges these explanations and suggests a view of God that prioritizes human freedom, even if suffering is a consequence. Listen in!Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————This Wikipedia article gives a good overview of the concept known as “the problem of evil” - some of this material is also found in the sermon.Learn more about Viktor Frankyl and his book, “Man’s Search for Meaning”. Here’s a link to the Reddit thread about diminishing returns on food choices, haha :)Jurgen Moltmann’s book, “The Crucified God” is his most well known from my perspective. Check it out for a challenging read and exploration of his theology.The Unbelievable Podcast with Justin Brierly can be found on the UK Christian Radio website, here.Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

The sermon series, “Misquoting Scripture” continues with part two in this episode. Kristopher Loewen preaches on common sayings that address a common issue known as “the problem of evil”: making sense of a good and powerful God in light of a world undeniably filled with suffering. Some of those sayings include “everything happens for a reason” and “ God never gives us more than we can handle”. In his sermon, pastor Kristopher challenges these explanations and suggests a view of God that prioritizes human freedom, even if suffering is a consequence. Listen in!Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————This Wikipedia article gives a good overview of the concept known as “the problem of evil” - some of this material is also found in the sermon.Learn more about Viktor Frankyl and his book, “Man’s Search for Meaning”. Here’s a link to the Reddit thread about diminishing returns on food choices, haha :)Jurgen Moltmann’s book, “The Crucified God” is his most well known from my perspective. Check it out for a challenging read and exploration of his theology.The Unbelievable Podcast with Justin Brierly can be found on the UK Christian Radio website, here.Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

Pastor Kristopher’s newest series explores sayings and wisdom commonly attributed to the Bible, but whose source is not scripture. Either misquotes, misreadings, or misuses, their negative impact on faith formation and healthy views of God and humanity are common. In the opening message of the series, Kristopher unpacks the phenomenon and challenges listeners to engage deeply with scripture, read it themselves, and engage with the wisdom of experts along the way.Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————Take the Pew Research Bible Knowledge quiz by following this link: https://www.pewresearch.org/quiz/u-s-religious-knowledge-quiz/ - write in and tell me what your score was!For the brave souls, check out more info about the Book of Mormon broadway musical here: https://bookofmormonbroadway.com/showEmily P Freeman’s podcast, the Next Right Thing, has a website. Check out her work, and specifically the episode entitled “Never believe anything bad about God” number 111Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

Pastor Kristopher’s newest series explores sayings and wisdom commonly attributed to the Bible, but whose source is not scripture. Either misquotes, misreadings, or misuses, their negative impact on faith formation and healthy views of God and humanity are common. In the opening message of the series, Kristopher unpacks the phenomenon and challenges listeners to engage deeply with scripture, read it themselves, and engage with the wisdom of experts along the way.Pastor Kristopher Loewen preaches this and many of his sermons from the pulpit at the Redlands Adventist Church in Redlands, California. Each episode of Behind the Sermon features audio of the sermon as it was, along with commentary and reflections on how it came to be.————Take the Pew Research Bible Knowledge quiz by following this link: https://www.pewresearch.org/quiz/u-s-religious-knowledge-quiz/ - write in and tell me what your score was!For the brave souls, check out more info about the Book of Mormon broadway musical here: https://bookofmormonbroadway.com/showEmily P Freeman’s podcast, the Next Right Thing, has a website. Check out her work, and specifically the episode entitled “Never believe anything bad about God” number 111Learn more about Pastor Kristopher at: www.krisloewen.comRead the text from the the book of Genesis here.

**** A SPECIAL FOR PASTORS & CHRISTIANS [PLZ SEND TO YOUR PASTOR] *** TONIGHT'S FINAL PART!!! Pastors speak up about opposition or not to the Israelites!!! Many feel some scriptures are not translated properly in the determination of who is actually a jew and how it matters today. Today it seem most Pastors or other Clergy are either silent about the largest global movement of those claiming to be Hebrew Israelites or they feel scriptures are being misquoted to fit some agenda. Then there are those Pastors who actually agree & encourage those African Americans who claim to be Jews. EVERYONE is welcomed and your comments respected!!  [TO SEE SOME VERSES IN QUESTION CLICK BELOW] JOIN US TONIGHT TUESDAY AUG.27, 2019 8 PM CST  TO LISTEN/COMMENT CALL (914) 205 5590 CLICK HERE AND TO LISTEN/CHAT ONLINE TONIGHT (OR A LATER DATE)  http://tobtr.com/11479235  

**** A SPECIAL FOR PASTORS & CHRISTIANS [PLZ SEND TO YOUR PASTOR] *** TONIGHT'S PART TWO!!! Pastors speak up about opposition or not to the Israelites!!! Many feel some scriptures are not translated properly in the determination of who is actually a jew and how it matters today. Today it seem most Pastors or other Clergy are either silent about the largest global movement of those claiming to be Hebrew Israelites or they feel scriptures are being misquoted to fit some agenda. Then there are those Pastors who actually agree & encourage those African Americans who claim to be Jews. EVERYONE is welcomed and your comments respected!!  [TO SEE SOME VERSES IN QUESTION CLICK BELOW] JOIN US TONIGHT TUESDAY AUG.20, 2019 8 PM CST TO LISTEN/COMMENT CALL (914) 205 5590 CLICK HERE AND TO LISTEN/CHAT ONLINE TONIGHT (OR A LATER DATE)  http://tobtr.com/s/11469133    

**** A SPECIAL FOR PASTORS & CHRISTIANS [PLZ SEND TO YOUR PASTOR] *** ON TONIGHT'S RADIO PROGRAM Pastors speak up about opposition or not to the Israelites!!! Many feel some scriptures are not translated properly in the determination of who is actually a jew and how it matters today. Today it seem most Pastors or other Clergy are either silent about the largest global movement of those claiming to be Hebrew Israelites or they feel scriptures are being misquoted to fit some agenda. Then there are those Pastors who actually agree & encourage those African Americans who claim to be Jews. EVERYONE is welcomed and your comments respected!! JOIN US TONIGHT TUESDAY Aug.13, 2019 8 PM CST TO LISTEN/COMMENT CALL (914) 205 5590 CLICK HERE TO LISTEN/CHAT ONLINE TONIGHT (OR A LATER DATE) http://tobtr.com/11461247  

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Are you easily deceived- Someone has said that the church is damaged by error in the pulpit and public gullibility. For example, a gullible congregant would sit and listen to a pastor who claims to have direct revelation from God. John warns Christians to cultivate discernment regarding what they listen to. One current deception that has tricked many people is that a pastor can live a life free from accountability because he refers to himself as the Lord's anointed. This title awards him immunity from accusation. In this sermon we examine whether a person who reveres such a pastor is actually honouring God or whether he is simply gullible.

What would you like for someone you love- Spiritual stability is certainly a worthy desire. Consider Paul's spiritual stability throughout his four years in prison. He can still write to the Philippian church with joy. At the heart of his stability is the drive to make God look beautiful, even through suffering. Even through suffering there are moments where people are not actually suffering. The painful moments in spiritual suffering do not destroy the good ones. In relationships too--we can destroy all of the good we have because of some negative aspects. So many people are not like this. Therefore, they consider a challenge not worth the inconvenience. They won't even start. Paul learned the secret of being content. Being content is the key to spiritual stability. Christians need to believe in their hearts that they have enough. It is a secret that must be learned. Contentment is a heart issue that says, -God will give me the ability to honour Him in any situation, even if I don't have food to eat-- In this way, Christians can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.

How do we relate to people who are different to us- Today there is such a strong public attitude that you should not judge. Even if people don't care about the Bible, they us it to support their objection that you should not judge them. God's wrath is certainly not instructing us to never make a judgement. It that were true, it would make it impossible for society to function. Notice that people who criticise other for judging, are actually judging. Rather, Jesus provided a framework in which people should judge. Firstly, the judgement He is speaking about is spiteful criticism. James calls this speaking evil against a person. This prohibits judging people's motives. Ever. Rather, gather information before concluding. Don't assume. Beware of holding people to your own personal standard--whether regarding, food, culture, anything. Don't be harder on other people than you are on yourself. Look out for a defensive position in you when other people criticise you. You have something missing in your understanding of the gospel. Are you failing to see your own sin- Are you failing to be merciful- Such is a major issue. It is God's word that helps us to see our own sin. It is close relationships with other people that help us to see our own sin too. This is what love looks like. Judgement is a blessing, not a curse. It also creates opportunity for you to help others. Critical judgement- no. Kind, loving judgement- yes-

The Bible is a holy book.  It is holy because it is the Divinely inspired Words of God.  Jehovah used at least thirteen men to write His words, record the history of the Jewish people, share the prophecies and warnings.  You will be blessed for reading it.  It is also spoken daily out of context.  It is misquoted by preachers, pastors, elders and folks that know better.  It is quoted by demons, charlatans, false teachers and the anti-Christ.  If you don't know the context, you can be duped, fooled, hoodwinked and bamboozled.    2 Timothy 2:14-16 King James Version (KJV) 14 Of these things put them in remembrance, charging them before the Lord that they strive not about words to no profit, but to the subverting of the hearers. 15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 16 But shun profane and vain babblings: for they will increase unto more ungodliness.   Psalm 119:99 King James Version (KJV) 99 I have more understanding than all my teachers: for thy testimonies are my meditation.   John 5:39 King James Version (KJV) 39 Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me.   The Speak Life Podcast Ministry is an ASCAP licensed business.    

I am sharing a method i have learned through trial and error on reading the bible. The only way to the Father is through Jesus John 14:6; We must worship God in Spirit and Truth John 4:24; Jesus is The Word John chapter 1; The spirit guides us into all truth John 16:13; The quickening of the Word - Heb 4:12; Shouting off the rooftops in joy Matt 10:27; Listening to the Spirit while we read or listen; Beginning by carnal meditation on The Word; When we follow the spirit miracles happen; We have a responsibility to seek God; Dont ignore the spirit of truth through presuppositions; God confirms the Word John 14:26; John 14:26 the Holy Ghost will teach us; Consume vast amounts of The Word; John 15:6-8 abide in the Word; Think what God thinks; ESword https://www.e-sword.net/ ; YouVersion https://www.bible.com/ ; Looking at parallel translations to compare; Two or three witnesses before a doctrine Matt 18:16; Building our house upon the Rock; Bible chopping https://youtu.be/nudtKU6mHkA ; Bible Chopping leads to verses out of context; Matt 7:7,8 ask and you shall receive; “It is written again” in Matt 4 and Luke 4; James attenuates Jesus teaching James 4:3,4 Knowing the Nature, Character and Authority of Jesus; The sum of thy word is truth Psalm 119:160; Misquoting the president - out of context or knowing him; What could be more important than seeking God?; Read the bible - self defense against false doctrine; Going to the original languages Matt 4:4; 2 Peter 1:21; Jesus did not speak King James English; Concordances, lexicons, and expository dictionaries with Esword; Esword is easy to use; Vine's Expository dictionary; Toss things over with a mentor; Mentor has signs of a believer Mark 16 and Love; Paul and Timothy, Elijah and Elisha; Signs of a believer Mark 16:17,18; Have a Peter James and John Inner Circle; My heavy metal deliverance example; Believers love to constantly talk about Jesus; Lone rangers can easily fall into error; Being open to sharpen iron with new believers; Don't put too much weight on Commentaries; 1 Cor 2:4,5 preaching in demonstration of spirit and power; Chain references - Treasury of Scripture Knowledge; The bible is the best way to interpret the bible; Be still - open our mind's for God to speak; Hindrances to the Truth http://bit.ly/HindrancesToTheTruth ; 2 Months Free with Scribd https://www.scribd.com/g/5a3rn5

I am sharing a method i have learned through trial and error on reading the bible. The only way to the Father is through Jesus John 14:6; We must worship God in Spirit and Truth John 4:24; Jesus is The Word John chapter 1; The spirit guides us into all truth John 16:13; The quickening of the Word - Heb 4:12; Shouting off the rooftops in joy Matt 10:27; Listening to the Spirit while we read or listen; Beginning by carnal meditation on The Word; When we follow the spirit miracles happen; We have a responsibility to seek God; Dont ignore the spirit of truth through presuppositions; God confirms the Word John 14:26; John 14:26 the Holy Ghost will teach us; Consume vast amounts of The Word; John 15:6-8 abide in the Word; Think what God thinks; ESword https://www.e-sword.net/ ; YouVersion https://www.bible.com/ ; Looking at parallel translations to compare; Two or three witnesses before a doctrine Matt 18:16; Building our house upon the Rock; Bible chopping https://youtu.be/nudtKU6mHkA ; Bible Chopping leads to verses out of context; Matt 7:7,8 ask and you shall receive; “It is written again” in Matt 4 and Luke 4; James attenuates Jesus teaching James 4:3,4 Knowing the Nature, Character and Authority of Jesus; The sum of thy word is truth Psalm 119:160; Misquoting the president - out of context or knowing him; What could be more important than seeking God?; Read the bible - self defense against false doctrine; Going to the original languages Matt 4:4; 2 Peter 1:21; Jesus did not speak King James English; Concordances, lexicons, and expository dictionaries with Esword; Esword is easy to use; Vine's Expository dictionary; Toss things over with a mentor; Mentor has signs of a believer Mark 16 and Love; Paul and Timothy, Elijah and Elisha; Signs of a believer Mark 16:17,18; Have a Peter James and John Inner Circle; My heavy metal deliverance example; Believers love to constantly talk about Jesus; Lone rangers can easily fall into error; Being open to sharpen iron with new believers; Don't put too much weight on Commentaries; 1 Cor 2:4,5 preaching in demonstration of spirit and power; Chain references - Treasury of Scripture Knowledge; The bible is the best way to interpret the bible; Be still - open our mind's for God to speak; Hindrances to the Truth http://bit.ly/HindrancesToTheTruth ; 2 Months Free with Scribd https://www.scribd.com/g/5a3rn5

"The hardest thing to explain is the glaringly evident which everybody has decided not to see" - Ayn Rand Nowhere is this quote more true then when left leaning academics are forced to articulate Rand's ideas.  In this podcast, we analyze philosophy professor Skye Cleary's valiant attempt to break out of the academic echo chamber. Cleary's Article: Philosophy shrugged: ignoring Ayn Rand won’t make her go away https://aeon.co/ideas/philosophy-shrugged-ignoring-ayn-rand-wont-make-her-go-away    

Pinpointing the first TV "Slut," Comic legend Louie Anderson joins us in studio, Aging with kids vs without kids, Friend in need - a guy is lost because his girl is getting in shape and showing interest in other guys, Misquoting people and the Mandela Effect, 100 things every man should know The Covino & Rich Show airs weekdays 11a-2p ET/8a-11a PT on SiriusXM's Faction Talk 103 Follow @CovinoAndRich on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook

Perhaps one of the best-known and most misused verse in the whole Bible is Matthew 7:1, "judge not, lest ye be judged." We've heard it before, especially in the old King James language, both within the church and outside the church as an excuse to sin. Is that truly the Lord Jesus' intention? Listen in to find out.

Can you really do all things through Christ who strengthens you? Listen in as the crew discusses Philippians 4:13.

Date: May 21, 2017 Theme: Misquoting Scripture Constructor: Randolph Ross

What happens when you enter a conversation about the Bible with someone whose source of authority is radically different that yours? Listen in as the crew discusses some of the challenges of discussing the Bible as an evangelical with a Latter-day Saint (Mormon) and vice versa.

Jeremiah 29:11 is a very popular verse in our culture. It is found all over--on coffee mugs, in greeting cards, and even on tattoos. It can become easily misused, but it certainly casts our hope forward to the ultimate hope and plan that God has through the Lord Jesus Christ.

2016 Pearls of the Quran

This week’s twisted verse highlights what can happen when we take a single verse out of context. Misquoting scripture can change the message of scripture. This week we look at Philippians 3:13-14. Placing this message back into context ( Philippians 3 )we are reminded that we are not to forget our past, but turn it over […]

This episode explores ... * The ongoing issue of "Misquoting". * Why it starts with Advice to Vendors. * How some agents treat prospective buyers. * The best strategy to overcome the problems. THE NEXT PODCAST will revisit the importance of Due Diligence.

Many people have described Muslims modernities as being fundamentally disrupted by individual and civilizational encounters with western society. Wether rejecting or accepting alternative modes of thinking Muslims have responded to these new challenges with increasing regularity for over 200 years. Misquoting Muhammad: The Challenge and Choices of Interpreting the Prophet’s Legacy (Oneworld Publications, 2014) focuses on one of the central tasks for Muslims in the contemporary period, namely the interpretation of scripture and tradition. Jonathan A. C. Brown, Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University, carefully maps out multiple Muslim interpretive strategies in order to reveal the links and legacies between the pre-modern and contemporary periods. After a detailed explanation of pre-modern schools of thought, attitudes towards scripture, and hermeneutical methods Brown tackles the fragile relationship between text, community, and reader in determining ‘Truth’ in changing circumstances. We see that very often the interpretive methods used to deal with contradictions or discerning boundaries of permissibility were the same but led to divergent answers. Brown interrogates these larger issues through numerous case studies and examples. In our conversation we only scratched the surface of this detailed book. We discussed changing norms by which scripture are judged, women led prayer, the noble lie, tradition betraying or redeeming scripture, Shah Wali Allah, the Arab Spring, Sheikh Muhammad al-Gahzali, authenticity and the use of dubious hadith, verse 4:34 and the role of courts, and the historical precedent  of saying “No” to scripture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many people have described Muslims modernities as being fundamentally disrupted by individual and civilizational encounters with western society. Wether rejecting or accepting alternative modes of thinking Muslims have responded to these new challenges with increasing regularity for over 200 years. Misquoting Muhammad: The Challenge and Choices of Interpreting the Prophet’s Legacy (Oneworld Publications, 2014) focuses on one of the central tasks for Muslims in the contemporary period, namely the interpretation of scripture and tradition. Jonathan A. C. Brown, Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University, carefully maps out multiple Muslim interpretive strategies in order to reveal the links and legacies between the pre-modern and contemporary periods. After a detailed explanation of pre-modern schools of thought, attitudes towards scripture, and hermeneutical methods Brown tackles the fragile relationship between text, community, and reader in determining ‘Truth’ in changing circumstances. We see that very often the interpretive methods used to deal with contradictions or discerning boundaries of permissibility were the same but led to divergent answers. Brown interrogates these larger issues through numerous case studies and examples. In our conversation we only scratched the surface of this detailed book. We discussed changing norms by which scripture are judged, women led prayer, the noble lie, tradition betraying or redeeming scripture, Shah Wali Allah, the Arab Spring, Sheikh Muhammad al-Gahzali, authenticity and the use of dubious hadith, verse 4:34 and the role of courts, and the historical precedent  of saying “No” to scripture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many people have described Muslims modernities as being fundamentally disrupted by individual and civilizational encounters with western society. Wether rejecting or accepting alternative modes of thinking Muslims have responded to these new challenges with increasing regularity for over 200 years. Misquoting Muhammad: The Challenge and Choices of Interpreting the Prophet’s Legacy (Oneworld Publications, 2014) focuses on one of the central tasks for Muslims in the contemporary period, namely the interpretation of scripture and tradition. Jonathan A. C. Brown, Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University, carefully maps out multiple Muslim interpretive strategies in order to reveal the links and legacies between the pre-modern and contemporary periods. After a detailed explanation of pre-modern schools of thought, attitudes towards scripture, and hermeneutical methods Brown tackles the fragile relationship between text, community, and reader in determining ‘Truth’ in changing circumstances. We see that very often the interpretive methods used to deal with contradictions or discerning boundaries of permissibility were the same but led to divergent answers. Brown interrogates these larger issues through numerous case studies and examples. In our conversation we only scratched the surface of this detailed book. We discussed changing norms by which scripture are judged, women led prayer, the noble lie, tradition betraying or redeeming scripture, Shah Wali Allah, the Arab Spring, Sheikh Muhammad al-Gahzali, authenticity and the use of dubious hadith, verse 4:34 and the role of courts, and the historical precedent  of saying “No” to scripture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many people have described Muslims modernities as being fundamentally disrupted by individual and civilizational encounters with western society. Wether rejecting or accepting alternative modes of thinking Muslims have responded to these new challenges with increasing regularity for over 200 years. Misquoting Muhammad: The Challenge and Choices of Interpreting the Prophet’s Legacy (Oneworld Publications, 2014) focuses on one of the central tasks for Muslims in the contemporary period, namely the interpretation of scripture and tradition. Jonathan A. C. Brown, Associate Professor and Associate Director of the Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding at Georgetown University, carefully maps out multiple Muslim interpretive strategies in order to reveal the links and legacies between the pre-modern and contemporary periods. After a detailed explanation of pre-modern schools of thought, attitudes towards scripture, and hermeneutical methods Brown tackles the fragile relationship between text, community, and reader in determining ‘Truth’ in changing circumstances. We see that very often the interpretive methods used to deal with contradictions or discerning boundaries of permissibility were the same but led to divergent answers. Brown interrogates these larger issues through numerous case studies and examples. In our conversation we only scratched the surface of this detailed book. We discussed changing norms by which scripture are judged, women led prayer, the noble lie, tradition betraying or redeeming scripture, Shah Wali Allah, the Arab Spring, Sheikh Muhammad al-Gahzali, authenticity and the use of dubious hadith, verse 4:34 and the role of courts, and the historical precedent  of saying “No” to scripture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris, Eduardo and O.G. talk about how San Japan Mach 5 went for them. Then they talk about some developers that put their foot in their mouths. Finally, the asshole of the week likes to misquote.

On Thursday, January 24, 2013, Sean and Joey attended an exhibit at Loyola Marymount University entitled Manifold Greatness: The Creation & Afterlife of the King James Bible. Speaking at this exhibit was non-other than Bart D. Ehrman, James A. Grey Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies, UNC Chapel Hill and author of some of our favorite books including: Forged, Jesus, Interrupted and Misquoting […]

On Thursday, January 24, 2013, Sean and Joey attended an exhibit at Loyola Marymount University entitled Manifold Greatness: The Creation & Afterlife of the King James Bible. Speaking at this exhibit was non-other than Bart D. Ehrman, James A. Grey Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies, UNC Chapel Hill and author of some of our favorite books including: Forged, Jesus, Interrupted and Misquoting […]

Welcome to TimothyPaulJones.com! In this episode, Todd Wilken of http://www.IssuesEtc.org intersperses interviews with TimothyPaulJones and Bart Ehrman for a mind-challenging discussion that you can't help but enjoy! Opening music courtesy of Sending68.

Welcome to TimothyPaulJones.com! In this episode, Todd Wilken of http://www.IssuesEtc.org intersperses interviews with TimothyPaulJones and Bart Ehrman for a mind-challenging discussion that you can't help but enjoy! Opening music courtesy of Sending68.

Welcome to TimothyPaulJones.com! This episode deals with the challenges to Christian faith raised by Bart Ehrman's bestselling book Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why. Listen to the end to hear "Take It All Away," the new single from Sending68 (http://www.Sending68.com).

Welcome to TimothyPaulJones.com! This episode deals with the challenges to Christian faith raised by Bart Ehrman's bestselling book Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why. Listen to the end to hear "Take It All Away," the new single from Sending68 (http://www.Sending68.com).