Episode #66
Revelation Chapter by Chapter
Aug 26, 202642 min
This podcast takes a chapter by chapter look at the book of Revelation, comparing how the literal futurist view and the figurative view interpret each chapter.
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Podcast of Carla Unseth, where you can learn about missions, the Bible, and Bible translation.
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Episode #66
This podcast takes a chapter by chapter look at the book of Revelation, comparing how the literal futurist view and the figurative view interpret each chapter.
Episode #65
My studies on heaven and hell led me to think about the interpretation of Revelation. While there are many possible interpretations of Revelation, it seems that they boil down to two basic sides: is Revelation literal (actually events that either happened in the past, are a outline of history, or will happen in the future), or figurative (encouragement aimed at first century believers who were facing times of persecution which can be applied across time). I learned the literal futurist view in college, but have found the figurative view to have some interesting strengths. This podcast explains the two views plus their strengths and weaknesses.
Episode #64
In this episode I take a closer look at what Jesus said about heaven and hell in the Gospels. It turns out, he talks a lot less about heaven and hell as places where we go when we die, and much more about the Kingdom of Heaven, which is here and now on earth. In order to research this podcast, I wrote down every verse in the Gospels that mentions heaven and hell, or things like heaven and hell, such as "the outer darkness" or "resurrection". I will post this list as a blog on my home website: www.BridgetoGodsWord.org/blog Photo by Alabaster Co. on Unsplash - Alabaster sells books of Scripture accompanied by beautiful photography!
Episode #63
In this podcast, I give an overview of the views of heaven and hell that arose through Greek philosophy and then were integrated into the New Testament. The worldview of the New Testament shifts as a result between the Gospels and the following Letters. In Revelation, the Old Testament worldview comes to culmination. The book takes place in heaven, but has an ultimate goal of a New Earth where God and humans dwell together. This raises the question of how we respond - what should we believe about heaven and hell, and how does that affect the way we share the Gospel? While this podcast can't answer all the questions, it attempts to summarize these views and our response!
Episode #62
We return to the Key Terms in Translation series with the terms "heaven" and "hell". These terms are much more complicated than the meanings of the words. They reflect the worldview of the people in the Bible. This podcast explores the worldview of the Ancient Near-Eastern people of the Old Testament, and how that affected their view of God's space, the place of the dead, and their eternal destiny. The cover picture is a painting by William Blake of "Jacob's Ladder" - a place of access between "God's space" and "human space".
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