On today's episode of the SSPX podcast, we'll continue our apologetic series by looking at the Old Testament.

In our last episode, we saw that revelation from God is necessary. Now, we'll begin to look at one of the

main ways we know about revelation

through Scripture. But can we trust Scripture? How do we know that the Bible is true, much less

divinely inspired? Can we really trust that this collection of books from hundreds, thousands of

years ago, is accurate? And how are we supposed to interpret it?

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as well as all our previous episodes.

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of producing good Catholic content on a regular basis. Now, let's join Father Ruder for

episode number seven of our apologetics series. Welcome to our next episode on our apologetics series. Father Ruter, how are you?

I'm well, Andrew. How are you?

I'm doing fine. Thank you. I'm excited to dive into a little bit of biblical studies with you.

Biblical studies, from what I understand, just before we get started, it is an entirely different subject matter.

And it's a fascinating one that I haven't spent a lot of time on.

Is it something that's always interested you?

I'm wondering if you chose to do this episode or if you were asked to do this one?

I was asked to do it, but I was very happy to do it because it is a fascinating

topic and the more you study the, the more fascinating it becomes in fact. So I was asked and

I'm happy to do it. Fantastic. Well, thank you for doing it. We're going to be talking a little bit more

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