Kootenai Church: God Wrote A Book
Religion & Spirituality Podcas
A series on how we got our Bible taught by Pastor Jim Osman. Some of the topics discussed include Inspiration, Inerrancy, Preservation, the Bible’s beginning, the Canon of Scripture, ancient texts and manuscripts, and modern translations.
Location:
United States
Description:
A series on how we got our Bible taught by Pastor Jim Osman. Some of the topics discussed include Inspiration, Inerrancy, Preservation, the Bible’s beginning, the Canon of Scripture, ancient texts and manuscripts, and modern translations.
Twitter:
@KootenaiChurch
Language:
English
Contact:
208-502-0079
Website:
https://kootenaichurch.org/
Email:
podcasts@kootenai.church
Episodes
Lesson 15: Modern Translations
4/11/2021
A survey of the popular modern English translations. A look at the difference between translations and paraphrases. An explanation of translation approaches.
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Duration:00:54:54
Lesson 14: The Vulgar Bible and the Big Picture, Part 2
3/21/2021
An overview of the history of the English Bible from the time of the Protestant Reformation until the present.
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Duration:00:44:16
Lesson 14: The Vulgar Bible and the Big Picture, Part 1
3/14/2021
In this multi-part lesson, we look at the history of the Bible’s transmission through 3 periods of church history: the post-apostolic era, pre-reformation period, and post-reformation period.
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Duration:00:41:35
Lesson 13: Septuagint, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Other Big Words – Part 2
3/7/2021
A look at a number of non-canonical writings.
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Duration:00:41:02
Lesson 13: Septuagint, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Other Big Words – Part 1
2/28/2021
A look at a number of non-canonical writings.
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Duration:00:39:11
Lesson 12: The Closed Canon, Part 2
2/21/2021
Is the canon of Scripture closed or should we consider adding books to Scripture? Is revelation continuing today?
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Duration:00:39:31
Lesson 12: The Closed Canon, Part 1
2/14/2021
A look at the “disputed” books in our canon.
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Duration:00:43:22
Lesson 11: Defining and Defending the Canon – Part 4
2/7/2021
What do all canonical books have in common? We look at the marks of all canonical books and answer some common objections raised by skeptics.
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Duration:00:43:01
Lesson 11: Defining and Defending the Canon – Part 3
1/31/2021
The early church recognized a canon. The post-apostolic church recognized a canon. What do canonical books have in common? A look at five qualities of canonical books.
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Duration:00:40:32
Lesson 11: Defining and Defending the Canon – Part 2
1/24/2021
A definition for “canon” as applied to Scripture. A look at the theological, ecclesiastical, and political concerns that confronted the early church and raised the need to acknowledge which writings were inspired and authoritative.
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Duration:00:41:50
Lesson 11: Defining and Defending the Canon – Part 1
1/17/2021
A definition for “canon” as applied to Scripture. A look at the theological, ecclesiastical, and political concerns that confronted the early church and raised the need to acknowledge which writings were inspired and authoritative.
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Duration:00:45:27
Lesson 10: Qumran Caves and the Old Testament, Part 2
10/25/2020
Answering five common objections raised by skeptics. We use what we have learned in our study so far. We analyze the presuppositions and assumptions behind the objections.
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Duration:00:33:01
Lesson 10: Qumran Caves and the Old Testament, Part 1
10/18/2020
Answering five common objections raised by skeptics. We use what we have learned in our study so far. We analyze the presuppositions and assumptions behind the objections.
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Duration:00:33:55
Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 2
10/11/2020
A survey of the types of mistakes commonly made in copying documents, and how they can be identified in the text.
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Duration:00:44:48
Lesson 9: Typos and Types, Part 1
10/4/2020
A survey of the types of mistakes commonly made in copying documents, and how they can be identified in the text.
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Duration:00:44:50
Lesson 8: Chocolate Chip Cookies and the Bible
9/27/2020
A fun exercise in examining “textual variants.”
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Duration:00:38:59
Lesson 7: The Writing of Many Books (Selected Scriptures)
9/20/2020
A look at the evidence in the New Testament that demonstrates that New Testament books were viewed and treated as Scripture. They were copied, collected, and widely distributed quickly.
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Duration:00:40:37
Lesson 6: The Bible’s Beginnings, Part 2
9/13/2020
A look at the form of early writings. A brief introduction to three major Bible manuscripts.
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Duration:00:40:54
Lesson 6: The Bible’s Beginnings, Part 1
9/7/2020
A look at early writing technologies and the forms of ancient manuscripts.
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Duration:00:43:31
Lesson 5: One Bible, Two Covenants
8/30/2020
A look at how our modern Bibles are arranged and why they take the form they do.
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Duration:00:40:14