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Comparing Acrostics: Calvinsim vs Provisionism
Let’s compare the Calvinist acrostic TULIP with the Provisinist acrostic PROVIDE. source
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Gave Up The Ghost – Figures of Speech in The Bible
Gave Up The Ghost – Understanding Figures of Speech in The Bible The first in a series on understanding figures of speech in the Bible. source
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High Resolution Language, Low Resolution Viewers
Kevin Thompson and I talk about various topics, starting with High Resolution Language and its effect on Low Resolution Viewers. We intended to stream to both channels at the same, but I forgot to hit the GO LIVE button. You can watch here. Kevin’s channel, Beyond The Fundamentals, can be found here:/ https://www.youtube.com/c/KevinThompson1611 source
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How To Use BlueLetterBible.org
This is a quick and simple tutorial on how to use Blue Letter Bible to look at the meaning of words in the original languages. As an example, we’ll look at a novel interpretation of Psalm 14:1, “The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God.” https://blueletterbible.org source
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Innocent Blood – Figures of Speech in The Bible
“Innocent Blood” is a figure of speech, and should not be taken literally. source
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Philippians 1 – Audio Bible – Reading Through The Bible
Philippians Chapter 1 — audio from the New American Standard Bible, with permission from The Lockman Foundation. source
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Philippians 2 – Audio Bible
Philippians Chapter 2 — audio from the New American Standard Bible, with permission from The Lockman Foundation. source
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Philippians 3 – Audio Bible
Philippians Chapter 3 — audio from the New American Standard Bible, with permission from The Lockman Foundation. source
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Philippians 4 – Audio Bible
Philippians Chapter 3 — audio from the New American Standard Bible, with permission from The Lockman Foundation. source
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Sovereignty of God
A KJV-only YouTuber says that since the KJV does not use the word “Sovereign”, that word can not be used about God. Really? source