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Preaching through 1 John? "Abide" shows up constantly, but what does it actually mean? Skip the commentary pile. Ask Logos' Study Assistant. It answers in plain language, cites sources, and takes follow-up questions until you've actually got it. Start a free trial at logos.com

Why did God forbid Moses from entering the promised land? What exactly was the nature of Moses’s sin, and why was God’s response so harsh? Kirk E. Miller sits down with Michael Morales to interpret the perplexing passage that is Numbers 20. Full interview (link in bio)…

Since we no longer have the originals, is our text of the New Testament reliable? Can we reliably reconstruct the text? Kirk E. Miller sits down Daniel B. Wallace to talk about New Testament textual criticism. Watch Now: https://bit.ly/4wk4Tqf (What in the Word? link in bio)

Did the early church abolish private property and embrace a sort of communalism? Darrell Bock joins Kirk E. Miller to discuss Acts 2:44-45; 4:32-37, where Luke tells us that the earliest Christians "held everything in common." What does this mean? Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the…

The so-called "Curse of Ham" of Genesis 9:18-29 is one of the Bible's most cryptic and abused passages. What was Ham's sin, and why did Noah curse his son instead? Chad Bird joins Kirk E. Miller on What in the Word? Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the link in bio.

Do those Gentiles Romans 2:14-15 who "do what the law requires" have natural law consciences or new covenant hearts? Jarvis Williams joins Kirk Miller on What in the Word? to unpack Romans 2 and these "doers of the law who will be justified." Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the link in…

Does Paul prefer Christians remain single, despite the rest of the Bible's positive portrayal of marriage? Dr. Danielle Treweek joins Kirk E. Miller to walk through numerous difficulties in 1 Corinthians 7. Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the link in bio.

Was Paul just making things up when he "allegorized" Sarah and Hagar in Galatians 4? Find out what he was really doing with the Genesis story and what it means for us today on the new episode of What in the Word? with Kirk E. Miller joined by David deSilva. Watch the full What in the Word? episode…

Was Paul just making things up when he "allegorized" Sarah and Hagar in Galatians 4? Find out what he was really doing with the Genesis story and what it means for us today on the new episode of What in the Word? with Kirk E. Miller joined by David deSilva Watch the full What in the Word? episode…

42 boys get attacked by bears... just for calling Elisha bald? 2 Kings 2:23-24 is one of the most infamous passages, disturbing many. What's going on? Does Elisha subject kids to a bear mauling in response to a minor insult? Learn more on this episode of What in the Word? Watch the full What in…

If the Bible teaches that human beings are made in the image of God, why does it seem to allow their enslavement? Kirk E. Miller sits down with author and apologist Rebecca McLaughlin to discuss. Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the link in bio.

What does it mean to be made in the image of God? If God is spirit, how exactly do humans reflect him? Richard Middleton joins Kirk E. Miller to take a close up look at Genesis 1:26-28 on this episode of What in the Word? Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the link in bio.

John's baptism was for sinners who needed to repent. So why did Jesus submit to it? Patrick Schreiner joins Kirk E. Miller on this episode of What in the Word? to discuss Matthew 3:13-17 and what it meant for Jesus to "fulfill all righteousness." Watch the full What in the Word? episode at the…

Do those Gentiles Romans 2:14–15 who "do what the law requires" have natural law consciences or new covenant hearts? Jarvis Williams joins Kirk E. Miller on What in the Word? to unpack Romans 2 and these "doers of the law who will be justified." Full interview at the show link in our profile bio.

Jude appears to quote 1 Enoch and attributes it to Enoch. Did Jude consider this pseudepigraphal book to be authentic prophecy? Wes Huff joins Kirk E. Miller on What in the Word? to discuss. Watch the full What in the Word? episode. Link in bio.

Jude appears to quote 1 Enoch and attributes it to Enoch. Did Jude consider this pseudepigraphal book to be authentic prophecy? Wes Huff joins Kirk E. Miller on What in the Word? to discuss. Watch the full episode of this What in the Word? show at the link in bio.

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