Understanding the Bible

This is the beginning of the long awaited series on the Prophesies about Jesus in the Old Testament. These are sometimes called Messianic prophecies because the name Jesus did not come until the New Testament. He was prophesied in the first book of the Bible when Adam and Eve sinned in the garden of Eden some 4000 years before Christ.

This promised Messiah that would take away the sins of the world was prophesied about in every book of the Bible even including Malachi which was written about 400 years before Christ.

Listen today to learn about many of these prophecies and stay tuned for more in the next episodes. This will be an exhaustive research into all 39 books of the Old Testament. Please listen and leave your comments, or send me an email at angrypatriot42@yahoo.com

#MessianicProphecies #JesusintheOT #Hebrew #JewishBible #JesusChrist #0ver300Prophecies #300PropheciesFulfilled #JesustheMessiah

This is the beginning of the long awaited series on the Prophesies about Jesus in the Old Testament. These are sometimes called Messianic prophecies because the name Jesus did not come until the New Testament. He was prophesied in the first book of the Bible when Adam and Eve sinned in the garden of Eden some 4000 years before Christ.

This promised Messiah that would take away the sins of the world was prophesied about in every book of the Bible even including Malachi which was written about 400 years before Christ.

Listen today to learn about many of these prophecies and stay tuned for more in the next episodes. This will be an exhaustive research into all 39 books of the Old Testament. Please listen and leave your comments, or send me an email at angrypatriot42@yahoo.com

#MessianicProphecies #JesusintheOT #Hebrew #JewishBible #JesusChrist #0ver300Prophecies #300PropheciesFulfilled #JesustheMessiah

A reading of the book of Deuteronomy from the King James Version.

Is faith logical? Should I believe every verse in the Bible? How can I as a 21st century modern adult follow an ancient religion?

This episode explains why it makes sense. Starting with a basic belief in the Creator God of the Bible, this episode explains how following the Bible is actually logical. Have you ever heard the excuse that "well men wrote the Bible and they were human so they made mistakes"? or "the translators probably made mistakes"? or "I just try to follow the basic concepts in the Bible because I'm sure the words have been lost over time"?

Listen to this episode to hear the logical refutations to these statements. The Bible is truth. The Bible is inerrant; meaning that it is without error and incapable of being wrong.

Please let me know your thoughts after listening to this episode.
#HolyBible #Truth #WithoutError #Logic #FaithandReason #BibleTranslators #menofOld #inspiration

The final installment of the Book of Numbers read in the King James Version of the Bible. (King James Version is what I prefer due to it's verifiable accuracy based on the Dead Sea Scrolls in the original language of Koine Greek and Hebrew. That does not mean it is without translation error as I have explained on various occasions due to papal influence of the 16th century).

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