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Ep. 31: "A conversation about Israel (Part One)
Ep. 31: "A conversation about Israel (Part One)
Ep. 31: "A conversation about Israel (Part One)
Wednesday 25th October 2023
Join Phil, Kevin, and Pastor Nick Judd as they explore the biblical meaning of 'Israel' and its modern implications in this episode of 'Reconstructing Theology'.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Israel: Biblical Context and Modern Implications
Episode Overview
- Phil, Kevin, and Pastor Nick Judd explore the meaning of Israel in biblical context
- The hosts highlight the multifaceted use of the term 'Israel' in the Old and New Testaments
- Listeners are encouraged to engage in a thorough study of relevant biblical passages to discern the various categories of Israel
- The episode concludes with a call to action for the audience to explore the differences between dispensationalism and covenant theology
Our goal is to attack these types of conversations from a biblical worldview. We believe that God's given us all the things we need in Scripture to navigate life, including this scenario.
Ever wondered how the term 'Israel' is used in the Bible and what it means for us today? In this episode of 'Reconstructing Theology', hosts Phil, Kevin, and Pastor Nick Judd dive into this complex topic. They break down the multifaceted use of 'Israel' in both the Old and New Testaments, shedding light on its theological significance throughout history. The discussion doesn't stop there.
They also touch on how different theological frameworks, like dispensationalism and covenant theology, shape our understanding and response to current tensions in the Middle East. This episode isn't just a history lesson; it's a call to dig deeper into your faith and explore these important distinctions. If you're curious about how ancient texts relate to modern issues, this conversation is a must-listen.