God Will Use What You Read in the Bible

Greg reflects on the phenomenon of topics coming up that he just read about in the Bible, then he answers questions about the New Testament quoting variants in the Septuagint rather than what was originally inspired, whether Adam had no choice but to sin, and women in ministry.   Topics:

1. Commentary: God will use what you read in the Bible. (00:00)
2. Why do the New Testament authors quote variants in the Septuagint and not what was originally inspired? (10:00)
3. How would you respond to the assertion that Adam had no choice and had to sin, otherwise God’s purposes could not have moved forward? (34:00)
4. What are your thoughts on women in ministry? (48:00)

Mentioned on the Show: 

• Submit a question on the Open Mic Line
• #STRask: Can You Explain Verbal Plenary Inspiration When the New Testament Writers Quote the Septuagint?
• “Misquoting” Jesus? Answering Bart Ehrman by Greg Koukl

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• How Can We Condemn Evil If God Is Sovereign? by Amy Hall