Special Oddcast! Marty Solomon from BEMA

Brant & Sherri Oddcast

Brant Hansen

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 28 March 2023

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Brant interviews Marty Solomon from the BEMA Podcast about his new book "Asking Better Questions of the Bible."

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Brandt & Sherry Oddcast sponsored by Fellowship Home Loans.
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0:29.3	800 804 Save, or you can go to FellowshipHome Loans.com.
0:33.7	Special interview today with Marty Solomon.
0:36.9	Sherry, you've heard me talking about him.
0:39.0	I have.
0:40.0	I'm excited to hear the interview.
0:41.0	The BAMEA podcast.
0:42.0	We've sent a lot of people over there, and hopefully some have come back, but if they
0:46.8	haven't, that's okay.
0:47.8	Really?
0:48.8	It's good stuff.
0:50.8	I appreciate what Marty does and Brent Billings, who do the BAMEA podcast about the Bible.
0:58.0	He just came out with a new book, it's called, asking better questions of the Bible.
1:02.1	I very much recommend it.
1:04.2	Yeah, and I'm excited about it.
1:05.6	Yep, and looking through, I just think for a lot of people, this is exactly what they
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