Do We Need Bible Scholars? with Jeremie Beller

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Sorry for commenting so much but this is fascinating. It is very relevant as we guide people away from erroneous teaching, including among our own congregations.

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Loved, loved, loved the example of associating with tax collectors and sinners. We don’t ostracized, we love and guide them to Jesus that requires, if nothing else, even closer association.

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Perhaps it’s off track a bit, but I take my role as a Bible teacher very seriously. James tells me I will be judged more severely. I must teach so I do so to the best of my ability and as accurately as I can.

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Interesting…thanks.

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Hey Wes, just a suggestion. I understand the break for sponsorship but I recommend a quick reminder of what the speaker said as a way of transition back to the flow of thought. I had to slip back and replay his statement to get my mind back on track.