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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2026 · 2H 12M

Did Jesus Sin? Exposing Scribal Alterations and Atonement Myths (Part 4)

from Christopher Enoch's Podcast · host Christopher Enoch

In Part 4 of this deep-dive study, Christopher Enoch investigates textual variants, manuscript alterations, and gospel evolution surrounding the question of Messiah's sinlessness. Discover how early copyists modified John 7:8 and Matthew 5:22, examine the timeline of Christology from Paul to Nicaea, and unpack what Ezekiel 18 teaches about heaven's ledger vs modern substitutionary atonement. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 12:46 Did Jesus Lie to His Brothers in John 7? 35:39 The Textual Variant in John 7:8 Explained 52:52 Did Jesus Break His Own Rule on Insults? 1:00:11 How Scribes Added "Without a Cause" to Matthew 5 1:07:17 The Canaanite Woman and the Fig Tree 1:19:49 The Origin of the Virgin Birth Doctrine 1:28:34 The Evolution of Christology (50 AD to Nicaea) 1:38:08 Ezekiel 18: Why Repented Sin Is Erased in God's Ledger 1:46:15 The Hidden Flaw in Substitutionary Atonement 1:50:35 Identification vs Substitution: Dead Men Don't Sin 2:00:59 Final Conclusion: The True Covenant Messiah

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