Rediscovering The Bible: Recent Episodes
Jaime Ramirez
To present the Bible to modern man from its origins. The Bible was not written to us. However, it was written for us. We desire to learn biblical truths together. Moreover, we hope to solve problems by invoking Biblical spiritual action.
Episode 20: Genesis 5 - The first genealogy in the Bible and its significance in God's redemptive plan.
In this episode we begin looking into Peter's first epistle. The first couple of verse contain a wealth of stirring information...
In this episode we fly over the concepts, and ideals, surrounding God's sovereignty: free-will, pre-destination, dominion, and so on...
Talking about different interpretations and practices of communion. Transubstantiation, consubstantiation, and non-magic...
We are delving into different ways and means of studying the Bible. As well, we look at why we should study the Bible and what it means to really study rather than just read.
In this episode we explore different types of extra-biblical literature, why they may have been important to the Biblical authors, and why they may be important to us.
In this episode we dive into good and ways of interpreting the Bible, more bible-nerd-words, and how to prepare for studying a passage.
The purpose of this show is to To channel the authority of scripture by presenting the Bible to modern man from it's origins. The Bible was not written to us but it was written for us.
Welcome to the second episode of Rediscvering the Bible - canon and sacred writings.
We endeavor to present the Bible to modern man from it's origins. The Bible was not written to us. However, it was written for us - individually and catholically. We desire to learn biblical truths together. Moreover, we desire to solve problems by invoking spiritual Biblical action.
In this episode pastor Jaime Ramirez and Matt discuss who the Bible was written to and what it means to rediscover the Bible.
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