Episode 31 (Matthew 12:9-32)

30 Minutes In The New Testament

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Bible, 1517, Newtestament, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

5 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2017

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

The Pharisees are trying to trap Jesus on the Sabbath but made up law doesn't stop Jesus from showing mercy to bruised reeds and flickering wicks then or now. The Pharisees then double-down and attribute the works of Jesus to the Devil. Jesus says this is unforgivable. What exactly is the unforgivable sin? Daniel Emery Price and Erick Sorensen talk about all of these thing in this episode. Check it out!

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0:00.0	Welcome to another episode of 30 Minutes in the New Testament.
0:27.6	I'm Daniel Lemery Price, joined by Eric Sorensen.
0:32.0	Eric, what's going on?
0:33.5	You know, I, you know what I'm thinking about right now, Dan?
0:35.9	I am thinking about the NBA finals.
0:39.1	Have you been watching the NBA Finals?
0:40.5	Don't get me started.
0:41.6	The NBA Finals.
0:42.5	Who do you got, man?
0:43.4	Do you think LeBron or Michael Jordan are the greatest of all time, Dan?
0:47.2	Well, I lost interest in the NBA Finals when they decided to put two years between games.
0:54.1	What is the deal with that, dude?
0:56.3	They're like, yo, well, let's start this on Wednesday.
1:01.3	And then we'll have the next game on Sunday
1:04.0	so that this team can just hang out in the same city for five days.
1:09.9	It was insane.
1:11.8	And the whole schedule, if you look at it's insane.
1:13.7	I'm like, I can't get into this.
1:14.8	I need this every other day.
1:16.4	Like, what is this?
1:18.2	I play basketball more than that.
1:23.2	I'm on the basketball court more than these guys are, right?
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