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50. How Did We Get the Bible? With Text and Canon Institute Co-Directors, Dr. Peter Gurry & Dr. John Meade

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Have you ever wondered where the different translations of the Bible came from?

On today’s episode, we discuss the many translations of the Bible with Dr. Peter Gurry & Dr. John Meade, Directors of Text and Canon Institute of Phoenix Seminary. They have also just released their new book, “Scribes and Scripture - The Amazing Story of How We Got the Bible”.

In their book, they discuss in depth where the Bible came from and how we got the many translations we have today. These two insightful men have devoted their time and research into this book. You can hear the passion in their voices as they talk about God’s Word.

We hope this episode reignites a burning desire to study the Word while also empowering you to dig deeper!

Episode Highlights:

  • Re-Introduction to Dr. John Meade & Peter Gury
  • Discussion about their book - Scribes and Scripture - The Amazing Story of How We Got the Bible
  • An in-depth Bible translations discussion

Find more on Dr. John Meade & Dr. Peter Gurry:

Find More on Abiding Free:

  continue reading

96 episoade

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Have you ever wondered where the different translations of the Bible came from?

On today’s episode, we discuss the many translations of the Bible with Dr. Peter Gurry & Dr. John Meade, Directors of Text and Canon Institute of Phoenix Seminary. They have also just released their new book, “Scribes and Scripture - The Amazing Story of How We Got the Bible”.

In their book, they discuss in depth where the Bible came from and how we got the many translations we have today. These two insightful men have devoted their time and research into this book. You can hear the passion in their voices as they talk about God’s Word.

We hope this episode reignites a burning desire to study the Word while also empowering you to dig deeper!

Episode Highlights:

  • Re-Introduction to Dr. John Meade & Peter Gury
  • Discussion about their book - Scribes and Scripture - The Amazing Story of How We Got the Bible
  • An in-depth Bible translations discussion

Find more on Dr. John Meade & Dr. Peter Gurry:

Find More on Abiding Free:

  continue reading

96 episoade

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