S2E15 How did we get the Bible we have today?

The Forgotten Jesus Podcast

Long Hollow Church

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 553 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2023

⏱️ 37 minutes

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What are the qualifications for a letter to make it into the Bible? Who even determined the qualifications? In today’s episode we’ll discuss how we got the Bible we have in our hands today.

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0:00.0	What's up, guys?
0:07.8	Welcome to the last episode of season two.
0:11.9	Pastor, can you believe that we're here?
0:13.7	Yeah, it's taken us a long time.
0:15.1	We still haven't made it to Matthew yet,
0:17.0	but we are making our way closer and closer to it.
0:19.3	Yeah, I'm confident that we're going to get there in season three.
0:21.7	So last episode, we left off with a cliffhanger.
0:27.2	We were talking about Q, Quill, the source.
0:31.4	Yeah.
0:32.0	And I asked you the question, does this document that could have existed take anything away from the Bible being the inspired word of God?
0:43.3	I want to understand the question. Okay. So explain to me what you mean by, does it take away? Does it cheapen the text? Or what do you...
0:54.3	So for me, I've lived my entire life knowing that the Bible is the inspired word of God.
1:00.6	I don't really know what that means.
1:02.3	But I've just accepted it as truth.
1:04.5	So now I'm hearing for the first time that there is this document that exists.
1:09.4	Could have existed.
1:10.7	Are we saying it existed or. Could have existed.
1:12.8	Are we saying it existed or it could have existed?
1:15.0	We don't know for sure.
1:15.4	Okay.
1:20.7	It's a way to reverse engineer how we got the Gospels after the fact.
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