BI164 Problems in Bible Interpretation: Difficult Passages IV

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In Problems in Bible Interpretation: Difficult Passages IV (BI164) Dr. Mike Heiser addresses five Old Testament and five New Testament passages that challenge readers of the Bible. Old Testament topics include (1) tattoos, (2) the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, (3) the “strange” fire of Nadab and Abihu, (4) whether God causes people to sin, and (5) the “secret things” of God. New Testament topics include (1) guardian angels, (2) Jesus as “firstborn,” (3) Paul’s use of Psalm 68:18, (4) unworthy participation in the Lord’s Supper, and (5) Jude quoting Enoch. The course will help equip you to better interpret these challenging passages yourself and encourage you to study God’s Word deeper.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Tattoos (Lev 19:28)

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Interpretive Issue (Lev 19:28)

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Take Not Your Holy Spirit from Me (Psa 51:10–11)

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Interpretive Issue (Psa 51:10–11)

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“Foreign” Fire (Lev 10:1–3)

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Interpretive Issue (Lev 10:1–3)

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Samson’s Plans vis-à-vis God’s Will (Judg 14:1–4)

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Interpretive Issue (Judg 14:1–4)

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Secrets vis-à-vis Revelation (Deut 29:29)

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Interpretive Issue (Deut 29:29)

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“Guardian Angels”? (Matt 18:10)

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Interpretive Issue (Matt 18:10)

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Firstborn of Creation (Col 1:15)

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Interpretive Issue (Col 1:13–17)

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Ascending, Descending, Captives, and Gifts (Eph 4:8–9)

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Interpretive Issue (Eph 4:8–9)

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Unworthy Approach to the Lord’s Supper (1 Cor 11:27–30)

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Enoch Prophesied (Jude 14–15)

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Conclusion

Continuing to Learn with Logos

Continuing to Learn with Logos

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