Does God Shame People For Their Sin?

Core Christianity

Aaron Simon

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 585 Ratings

🗓️ 19 January 2024

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Episode 1406 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions.

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1. Why do people think that the fruit from the forbidden tree was an apple?

2. Is tithing an Old Testament command that we are still bound to today?

3. Does God shame people for their sin?

4. How does the Bible become more than just head knowledge?

5. Should I stay at a church where I disagree with the pastor's theology?

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0:00.0	Does God shame people for their sin? That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's
0:11.0	edition of Core Christianity. Well, hi there. Happy Friday. I'm Bill Meyer, along with Pastor
0:16.2	Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the
0:21.7	Christian life every day. Our phone lines are open, and you can call this right now for the next
0:26.2	25 minutes or so. Here's the number. It's 833 The Core. That's 1833-843-243-2673. You can also
0:35.5	leave a voicemail on our voicemail system at that number anytime, and you can email us at
0:40.0	Questions at CoreChristianity.com. First up today, let's go to Danny calling in from Kansas.
0:47.0	Danny, what's your question for, Adriel?
0:54.3	Danny, are you there?
0:55.1	Oh, looks like we lost Danny.
0:57.3	We lost Danny.
0:58.5	Okay.
0:59.4	Let's go to Brian.
1:00.3	Let's go to Brian in Missouri.
1:02.6	Brian, what's your question for, Adriel?
1:05.5	First of all, I hope he's not eating an apple while I'm asking this question.
1:09.4	Why do people think that the forbidden fruit for the tree of knowledge of good and evil was an apple?
1:17.1	It's a great question.
1:18.2	Yeah, because in the biblical text, it doesn't specify what kind of a fruit it was.
1:25.1	And so, one, I think there's just a lot of speculation out there. I have read before that
1:31.1	it's sort of rooted in the Latin translation of the Bible, Jerome's translation of the Bible,
1:35.7	and using the word for Apple in that context. Then of course you see this also in medieval art
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