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48. Who Was Gog Could Haman, in the book of Esther, be Gog of Ezekiel 38 and 39? We explore what appears to be an outlandish idea. In these videos, we seek to strip away futurist assumptions and interpret the Bible using a sound contextual hermeneutic...
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49. No Future Second Coming Why are so many Christians waiting for Jesus to “return” when He is already here with us? Are we believing the traditions of men? In these videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that...
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50. Song of Moses The Song of Moses was like no other song. It was concerning Israel’s rejection of Yahweh’s loving care, their descent into perversity and their final national judgment, ending the Old Covenant. In these videos, we are seeking to strip...
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51. Key Repeated Patterns of Revelation Looking into translation missteps and repeated phrases helps us unlock the meaning of Revelation. In these videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical “traditions of men” that hinder understanding...
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52. Seven Kings of Revelation To interpret the meaning of the seven kings of Revelation 17:9-11, we need to take into account the movement that was central in Josephus’s history, “The Wars of the Jews.” He tells us the zealots were the fourth philosophy of Israel. In...
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53. Three Fallen Kings and the Little Horn “The Wars of the Jews” by Josephus appears to explain the ten kings, three fallen kings, and little horn of Daniel 7. See what you think. In these videos, we are seeking to strip away the false assumptions and unbiblical...
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