The Septuagint: Defender of the Bible

Embark on a fascinating journey with us this Monday as we uncover the incredible role of the Septuagint in safeguarding the Bible. Our guest, Douglas Woodward, an author of 20 books on Christian theology and eschatology, will guide us through the insights of his latest book. Woodward contends that the Septuagint is not just an historical document but an essential defender of the Christian Bible's validity.

Discover how this Greek translation, rooted in ancient Hebrew scripture, predates the Masoretic Text by centuries. Delve into the mysteries of Messianic prophecies and the alterations made by second-century rabbis. Woodward will examine the transmission of the Old Testament, the New Testament's faithful reflection of original authors, and the defense of the Bible through the Septuagint. Don't miss out on this exploration into the ancient Greek Bible's revelations about the foundational truths of Christianity. Join us live on Monday at 4 p.m. CST/UTC-6!

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Demonstration & Practice of the Gifts

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Slain in the Spirit: Historical Witness

In this short historical overview, Dawson focuses on occurrences of being slain in the spirit in evangelical and holiness movements not commonly noted in history books. Then, he examines the evolution of how the church has understood the experience.

What the Fathers Believed About Life After Death - Interview with Dr. Charles E. Hill

How did early Christians view the soul's fate after death? Discover the often overlooked connection in early Christian thought between this view and the millennium. Dr. Charles Hill with Reformed Theological Seminary will take us on a journey through Jewish texts, the New Testament, and early Christian writings up to the mid-third century A.D. as we discuss his groundbreaking book, "Regnum Caelorum."

Prepare for an eye-opening exploration that challenges common misconceptions about the development of Christian eschatology. Don't miss this fascinating discussion!

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