Category: Podcasts
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🎙️ Role of the Remnant
God is selecting a remnant out of Israel to play an important future role. After the Millennial Kingdom, a remnant will be led by the Messiah in a victorious battle against the forces of evil, which we can see in the Book of Daniel. Our lives today are a training ground to prepare those who…
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🎙️ Satan’s Giant Army
We first meet Satan’s giant army in Genesis 6:4. God caused a flood to destroy these evil giants but some survived, and they continue to appear in the biblical narrative. At some future time, possibly after the Millennial Kingdom, the armies of God and Satan will meet in a final battle. 00:24:21
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🎙️ Second Aspect of Salvation for Israel
Dr. Davis explains various Christian interpretations that attempt to answer the question, “Who will be saved?” Then she turns to the second aspect of salvation for Israel, which is rescue from daily consequences of walking in worldly ways. This concept of daily rescue from pain and suffering is portrayed through the artistic nature of the…
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🎙️ Sons of God
Dr. Anne Davis continues unraveling the chiasm in Galatians 3:25-29 where Paul uses the term “sons of God”. 00:11:43
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🎙️ Paul’s First Midrashic Reasoning
In Galatians 3:6-9, Paul cites from the Hebrew scriptures and follows it with a conclusion two times. The conclusions are almost identical and we can see that both of his citations are about Abraham but there must be something more that connects these verses that makes them conceptually similar in order to generate a legal…
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🎙️ Paul’s Involvement in Stephen’s Execution
Dr. Anne Davis goes into detail of Stephen’s trial and execution as noted in the Bible. Witnesses who accused Stephen of blasphemous words against God and the law laid aside their robes at the feet of Paul (then known by his Hebrew name, Saul). As a young legalistic fanatic under the direction of the Sanhedrin…
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🎙️ Paul’s Methods of Persuasion
Dr. Davis takes a look into Paul’s methods of persuasion: he used both Greco-Roman rhetoric and the artistic use of patterns in the Hebrew language. What did Paul really mean when he used the phrase “Works of the Law” in Galatians 2? 00:23:51
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🎙️ Textual Criticism
Textual criticism is a scholarly field of study that examines biblical texts that were composed over a period of time. These texts were hand-copied and were susceptible to scribal error. By comparing later texts with earlier texts these scholars can identify scribal errors and intentional additions to uncover the most likely original. 00:24:56