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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 41 MIN

Beyond the Stories: Part Two

from Unity of Greenville Podcast · host James King, Leah King

Most of us have been looking at a “black and white” translation of the Bible. By exploring the original Aramaic language through the work of Dr. Rocco Errico, we can get fresh insight into the culture and psychology of the times that the writings originated from. But we don’t stop at the history- we then apply the metaphysical lens to see how these ancient idioms describe the very landscape of your soul today. We will discuss how the Aramaic word for “evil”

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Most of us have been looking at a “black and white” translation of the Bible. By exploring the original Aramaic language through the work of Dr. Rocco Errico, we can get fresh insight into the culture and psychology of the times that the writings originated from. But we don’t stop at the history- we then apply the metaphysical lens to see how these ancient idioms describe the very landscape of your soul today. We will discuss how the Aramaic word for “evil” reveals something about our own consciousness, and how the “adversary” is really our own resistance. Sound intriguing?? We are moving beyond the literal page to find the “spiritual operating system” that guides us to a life of joy and abundance.

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