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How Much Context Do We Really Need? - Letters Q+R #2

Aug 10, 2020

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The Unity of the Church in the Romans

02:07

Dedicated Study and Devotional Response to Scripture

01:36

Do We See a Division in the Body of Christ?

02:51

Introduction

2min

How to Read the Letters of the New Testament Podcast

3min

Dedicated Study and Devotional Response to Scripture

2min

What Is Devotional Reading?

3min

What's Your Personal History With the New Testament?

4min

I've Come to the Same Conclusion Nine Times Out of Ten

3min

What Did the Apostles Expect of Their Audiences?

2min

The Allusions to the Old Testament

2min

What Did the Original Audience Understand?

3min

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The Histocal Reconstruction of the New Testament Letters

2min

11.

The New Testament Letters Are Mail and Correspondence

4min

12.

Do You Have Everything You Need to Understand the Scriptures?

2min

13.

What Is the Process of Writing the Letters From Prison?

4min

14.

Paul's Letters to the Philippians - Is John Mark Really Helpful?

2min

15.

Are the Letters Not Authentically From Paul?

3min

16.

The Differences Between the Letters From Peter and Paul

2min

17.

I've Tolly With You, I'm With You.

4min

18.

Do We See a Division in the Body of Christ?

3min

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The Unity of the Church in the Romans

2min

20.

How Can We Create Unity as Individuals Within Our Smaller Community?

2min

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The Final Episode of the Podcast Theories on How to Read the Bible

4min

This week, we finish our How to Read the Bible podcast series with one final Q+R episode where we answer questions like, “How do we know Paul’s letters are authentic?” and “Are morning devotionals still okay?” Tune in to hear your questions answered!

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