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Part 3 of this episode answers the following questions:
 
1. Is God a God of Peace, or a God of War?
2. Is Jesus about peace, or is Jesus about the sword?
3. Can we make graven images, or not?

Part 2 of this episode answers the following questions:
 
1. Did Judas Iscariot die by hanging, or did he die by falling and bursting open?
2. Did Judas buy a field with the thirty pieces of silver, or did he throw it into the temple?
3. Are we saved by faith, or by works?
4. When was Jesus crucified, was it the third hour, or the sixth?”

Part 1 of this episode answers the following questions:
Is God found by everyone, or is God only found by some?
Who is the father of Joseph, is it Jacob, or Heli?
Didn’t Paul the Apostle lie when he quoted Jesus in Acts 20:35
Does God get tired and He needs rest, or is God never weary?
Who incited David to count the fighting men of Israel, was it God, or Satan?
Is God pleased, or displeased with creation?

This episode provides an introduction to understanding all of the Bible, as well as explaining and answering various apparent Bible contradictions using a proper world and life view, correct hermeneutics, exegesis, context, grammar, language, culture of the Bible and other important factors.

The conclusion of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.

Part 8 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.

Part 7 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.

Part 6 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.

Part 5 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.

Part 4 of this episode continues discussing and exploring the creation institution and purpose of marriage from a correct Biblical world view.