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A Gen Z Bible translation, how Old Testament people were saved, and more...

Mar 1, 2024  •  David Horner, Nathan Crowe

In this lightning round episode, Pastor David and Nathan discuss several different questions including:

1. (0:53) How were people saved in the Old Testament since Jesus hadn't died yet?

2. (9:39) Why are there differences between different Bible translations?

3. (19:30) What are your thoughts on the Gen Z Bible translation?

4. (24:10) Which Bible translations are good, and are there bad ones?


This will be our final episode of Season 1! After this week, we will take some to update our equipment, strategize for the future, and plan some new episodes. Thanks for supporting the podcast!

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