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Core Christianity

What Should I Say to a Loved One Who Came Out to Me?

Core Christianity

Aaron Simon

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8586 Ratings

🗓️ 23 August 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Episode 1038 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions.

Show Notes

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Questions in this Episode

 

1. Are the apocryphal books mentioned in the Bible also inspired by God?

2. How do I know that I am saved if I still struggle with habitual sins?

3. What should I say to a family member who came out to me?

4. What signs are happening now that point to Christ's return?

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Transcript

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0:00.0

What should I say to a loved one who came out of the closet to me?

0:09.8

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

0:14.7

Well, hi, I'm Bill Meyer along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez.

0:17.6

This is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the

0:21.7

Christian life every day. Our phone lines are open, and you can call us for the next 25 minutes at

0:27.4

833-the-core. That's 1-833-843-243-2673. Of course, you can always post your question on one of our

0:36.0

social media sites, and you're

0:37.7

welcome to email us at Questions at Core Christianity.com.

0:42.8

First up today, let's go to Alex calling in from Pittsburgh, Kansas.

0:46.3

Alex, what's your question for, Adriel?

0:49.7

Hello, Adriel.

0:51.7

My question was, do you feel that it's okay to add some of the extra books that never made it in the Bible,

0:59.6

namely the book of Jubilee, which is mentioned in the Bible, the book of Enoch, which is mentioned in the Bible,

1:04.8

the book of Jasher, book of Jasher, along with your scripture reading. And in so doing, how are you supposed to

1:14.7

use those books when talking to other Christians to explain a lot of questions that the Bible

1:20.2

doesn't answer? Thank you.

1:22.5

Hey, Alex, thank you for that question. So there are several books that were written, many of them before

1:29.5

the time of Christ, we're thinking around 300 BC and beyond that, that are sometimes referred to

1:36.4

as a pseudipigraphal books or apocryphal books. I mean, different people will refer to them in

1:41.2

different ways. And some of them are quoted in the New Testament.

1:44.3

The question is, should they be treated as a part of the canon of Scripture?

1:49.0

And there are some traditions to say, yeah, we sort of include them in this secondary sense.

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