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W Scott McAndless
Retelling the Bible
I created this podcast – to attempt to retell some of my favourite Bible stories in a way that might help us to hear them as their first listeners would have done so. Such a retelling may not help us to know exactly what happened, but I hope it might help us to delve into those truths that they were trying to communicate.
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4.8 stars from 21 ratings
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“Thoroughly enjoy this podcast. The author uses an oblique approach in presenting well known Bible passages. At the end of a podcast, I often go “huh, never thought of it that way or never presented that way.”
I don’t have to agree with someone IOT to listen to them. Iron sharpens iron!
Also...”Read full review »
Mighty Prius via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/20/23
“I left the church because I had a Marxist pastor who loved Castro. I knew too many people who were lucky to escape with their life’s from Cuba to sit in church and listen to such garbage.
The first season is interesting but then he goes off trying to twist the Old Testament to fit his Marxist...”Read full review »
This Ken via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/20/23
You’re a Godsend!!!🙏❤️🙏
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“Thank you for having such an inspirational and talented Bible story voice. Lost my inspirational pastor whom I loved and you have given him back PLUS!!!”
won't fall asleep via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/28/21
Recent Episodes
Abram makes his way down to Egypt to survive a famine and decides to use his smoking-hot wife to make himself a fortune!
Based on Genesis 12:10-20.
Show notes have been posted at retellingthebible.wordpress.com.
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Published 04/17/24
Published 04/17/24
As far as we can tell, the original manuscript of the Gospel of Mark ended strangely and abruptly at chapter 16, verse 8.
This is the story of how the author (lets call him Mark) decided to end his gospel in what seems like such a surprising way to us.
Based on Mark 16:1-8 with reference to Mark...
Published 04/03/24
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