David Artman and Peter - Romans 6 (verse-by-verse)
Ep. 88 Why Peter Hiett Thinks It's Good News That He's Dead (Part 3 of a Discussion on Romans - this time about Chapter 6)
"One of the things that's been interesting to me in this journey as I have come to see grace just becoming finally everything, and as I've been trying to explain this, sometimes the reaction that people have has been, 'Oh, well, I guess you stopped believing scripture then.' And actually, it's kind of the reverse; it's actually been a more intimate engagement with scripture that has gotten me here. And so that's why I appreciate these conversations with you, where we're just walking through the whole text and I appreciate your sermons that you do on this and I appreciate your time, just walking through the Greek text with us" --David Artman (Grace Saves All Podcast, episode 88).
Ever been curious about the brackets in Peter's sermon scriptures?
Have you struggled with the "Bible-based accuracy" of Peter's sermons?
Do you struggle with explaining to others what you love about the messages that Peter preaches?
The fact is, much of what Peter is working through in his sermons is not new or unique to him. Analyzing the Greek text sheds light on a deeper understanding of ancient ideas and concepts that were very prevalent in the first centuries following the crucifixion.
In his latest episode of his Grace Saves All podcast, David Artman walks through Romans 6 with Peter - David works from the NIV, Peter typically uses the ESV - both wrestle with the Greek behind both translations.
This free online inter-linear bible will help for those who wish to follow-along with the discussion: https://biblehub.com/interlinear/romans/6.htm.
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