Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivannis and this is Dialin.

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With that being said, in this episode I sit down with Professor Paul Twiss and ask him,

how do we know if we can trust the Bible? Is the Bible reliable?

This is obviously a huge question

because we as Christians predicate everything

we believe upon God's word.

So if you're ready, let's dial in.

Well, Paul, thank you for sitting down. I would love for you to introduce yourself and who you are, what you do before I ask you this importance question that I have for you today.

Yeah, my name is Paul Twist. I work at the Master's Seminary. I teach in the Bible Exposition Department.

So one of the classes I teach every year is Bible Survey is the guys come into the seminary.

We just walk through Genesis to Revelation every year. And then it's also my privilege to teach

some languages. I do some Greek grammar and some Hebrew exegesis. And it's a joy. I enjoy it. And that's a real accent.

This is a real accent. I might say that's a real accent, Johnny. And where are you from for the

people that are wondering? I'm from the UK originally. So I grew up in the southeast of England

and moved over here nine years ago now to study at TMS as a student. And we ended up

staying a bit longer than we thought, did a bit more study, and then that turned into a faculty

position. So God has been very kind to us. Good. Well, I want to ask you a question today.

You know, if you look at a dollar bill in the United States,

it says in God we trust. And yet that idea, that construct is difficult because many people

don't trust the Bible that declares who God is. And so it's hard to really live a life

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