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Nov 5, 2015 44 min

Episode 11: Jesus – Divisive During the Holidays

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[ download ] In this episode, Pastor Brown and Thomas discuss Jesus’ appearance at the Feast of Booths. He’s no less a divisive figure during the holidays, to be sure! On the one hand, the Pharisees are more determined than ever to kill him (though they deny it in public), and on the other, those who believe in him wonder just what exactly the Messiah is supposed to look like, if not like this. Then we get into the pericope adulterae – the text dealing with the woman caught in adultery. In the Inquisition, Thomas is asked how to respond to surveys stating belief in God is on the decline, and Pastor answers a question on the textual veracity of the New Testament. If you have questions you’d like answered send them via our Contact Page or post them on The Gospeled Boldly Facebook page. Copyright Higher Things®, Higher Things - Dare to be Lutheran. Support the work of Higher Things.

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