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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will explore Matthew 8 and Jesus’ healing ministry after the Sermon on the Mount. Learn how Jesus responds to a leper, a Roman centurion, and Peter’s mother-in-law with compassion, authority, and healing. They explain the difference between curious crowds and committed disciples, the centurion’s remarkable faith, and why the gospel is available to people from every nation and background. They also examine how the cleansing ritual in Leviticus points to Jesus’ sacrifice and how his miracles connect with the cross. Consider who in your life needs prayer and how you can bring their suffering to Jesus through intercession. Watch to better understand the authority, mercy, and healing power of Jesus. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

Chapters
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:01:55 - Jesus’ Ministry in Galilee
00:06:19 - Jesus, the Greater Moses
00:10:16 - Crowds vs. Disciples
00:13:41 - Jesus Heals a Leper
00:22:21 - Cleansing and the Gospel
00:28:55 - The Leviticus Ritual
00:37:21 - The Roman Centurion
00:46:18 - Only Say the Word
00:50:37 - Faith That Amazed Jesus
00:53:28 - A Kingdom for Every Nation
01:01:00 - Peter’s Mother-in-Law Healed
01:05:59 - Jesus Heals Many
01:10:34 - Prayer for Healing

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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will explore Leviticus 8-10 and the ordination of Aaron and his sons as Israel’s priests. They explain the universal priesthood of believers, the connection between the tabernacle and Eden, and how priests were called to serve, guard, and lead people toward God. They then examine the priests’ washing, clothing, anointing, sacrifices, and seven-day period of preparation. The discussion also explains the significance of sacrificial blood, how Jesus fulfills the Old Testament priesthood, and why Nadab and Abihu’s unauthorized fire brought deadly consequences. Consider how you can honor God’s holiness, depend on the Holy Spirit, and share the grace and mercy of Jesus in your everyday life. Share this episode with someone who wants to understand Leviticus and Christian priesthood. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:53 - Why Priests Matter
00:05:24 - All Believers Are Priests
00:12:01 - The Tabernacle and Eden
00:21:08 - Aaron’s Ordination
00:28:55 - Anointed by the Spirit
00:32:36 - Priests and Repentance
00:38:18 - Why Blood Matters
00:44:36 - Seven Days of Waiting
00:54:00 - God’s Glory Appears
00:57:52 - Unauthorized Fire
01:03:15 - Honoring God’s Holiness
01:08:45 - Closing Prayer

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#Leviticus #BibleStudy #NewChristian #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #PriesthoodOfBelievers #Aaron #Tabernacle #OldTestament #BloodOfJesus #HolySpirit #BiblicalWorship #NadabAndAbihu #ChristianLiving #Jesus

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This episode finishes Matthew chapter 7 from the Sermon on the Mount, covering what Jesus really meant by "ask, seek, and knock." Sam and Will explain how the Greek grammar reveals this is a command to persevere in pursuing God, not a promise that God will give you anything you want. They explore how Luke 11:13 shows that the Holy Spirit is the ultimate gift God wants to give you, and how Paul's thorn in the flesh demonstrates God's power working through weakness. The episode also covers the Golden Rule, the narrow gate, how to recognize false prophets by their fruit, and the sobering warning that not everyone who says "Lord, Lord" will enter heaven. The key takeaway is that salvation is not about religious performance but about truly knowing Jesus and building your life on Him as your foundation. If you are new to the Bible or exploring Christianity, this episode will help you understand what it means to trust God even when He does not answer prayer the way you expect. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction: Continuing Matthew 7
00:02:15 - Reading Matthew 7:7-11: Ask, seek, knock
00:03:38 - What "ask, seek, knock" really means in Greek
00:05:39 - Why God commands perseverance in prayer
00:07:44 - Why God gives good gifts instead of what you ask for
00:09:03 - The Holy Spirit is God's ultimate gift (Luke 11:13)
00:13:11 - Paul's thorn in the flesh: God's power in weakness
00:15:52 - Why God says no: Trusting His sovereign plan
00:17:09 - Prayer is about relationship, not getting answers
00:20:52 - The Golden Rule explained (Matthew 7:12)
00:25:30 - The Narrow Gate and the Narrow Way (Matthew 7:13-14)
00:34:55 - How to spot false prophets by their fruit (Matthew 7:15-20)
00:44:45 - "Lord, Lord": Knowing Jesus vs. doing religious works
00:50:38 - The Wise and Foolish Builders (Matthew 7:24-27)
00:54:55 - The impossible standard and why you need a Savior
00:57:14 - Jesus spoke with the authority of God (Matthew 7:28-29)

Links
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#BibleStudy #SermonOnTheMount #Matthew7 #AskSeekKnock #Prayer #GoldenRule #NarrowGate #FalseProphets #HolySpirit #NewChristian #ChristianFaith #JesusTeaching #BibleExplained #ChristianPodcast #Perseverance

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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will walk through the five offerings in Leviticus chapters 1–6 and explain what each one reveals about how God invites us to worship Him. The Hebrew word for offering, "korban," comes from a root meaning "to draw near," showing that God's heart behind every sacrifice is an invitation to approach Him. The five offerings covered are the burnt offering (total consecration), the grain offering (thanksgiving and tribute), the peace offering (fellowship and communion), the purification offering (cleansing from defilement), and the guilt offering (paying the debt of sin). Each offering finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus, connecting Old Testament worship to the Christian life through passages like Romans 12, Ephesians 2, and Hebrews 13. Whether you're brand new to the Bible or revisiting Leviticus for the first time in years, this episode makes the book practical and deeply meaningful for everyday faith. If this helped you see Leviticus in a new light, share it with a friend who's reading through the Bible. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

Chapters
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:00:37 - Why Leviticus Exists
00:01:25 - "Korban" Means Draw Near
00:03:27 - The Burnt Offering
00:07:10 - Leviticus 1 Explained
00:08:32 - Romans 12 Connection
00:13:47 - Lord of the Rings Analogy
00:18:01 - Laying On of Hands
00:21:07 - The Pleasing Aroma
00:24:27 - The Grain Offering
00:27:10 - Why Fine Flour Was Costly
00:33:31 - The Peace Offering
00:42:25 - Meals and Covenants
00:45:33 - The Purification Offering
00:53:33 - The Guilt Offering
00:58:51 - Worship Today
01:03:03 - Closing Prayer

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#Leviticus #BibleStudy #FiveOfferings #BurntOffering #GrainOffering #PeaceOffering #WhatIsAtonement #OldTestament #JesusFulfilled #ChristianFaith #BibleForBeginners #Romans12 #LivingSacrifice #DrawNearToGod #BibleTeaching

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In this episode of The Bible Show, Sam and Will dive into Matthew chapter 7 and tackle one of the most misquoted verses in the Bible: "Do Not Judge." They explain what Jesus actually meant, why Christians are still called to make wise moral judgments, and how failing to judge evil actually harms innocent people. You'll learn the Greek word "krino," which literally means "to separate," and how that changes everything about how we read this passage. The episode also covers the log and the speck (Matthew 7:3-5), what "pearls before swine" really means, and when wisdom says to hold back rather than share. Whether you're new to faith or rethinking what you've been taught about judgment, this episode will challenge you to examine your own heart first. Like, comment, and subscribe for more.

Chapters
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:40 - The Most Misquoted Verse
00:03:24 - What "Judge Not" Actually Means
00:05:46 - Why Christians Must Judge
00:08:51 - Warnings vs. Condemning Souls
00:11:54 - Moral Judgments Are Not Forbidden
00:16:01 - "Krino": To Separate
00:20:24 - The Sermon Forces Self-Diagnosis
00:22:50 - Church Discipline Is Commanded
00:28:36 - The Log and the Speck
00:35:35 - We Criticize Our Own Sins in Others
00:39:14 - "Do Not Give Dogs What Is Holy"
00:44:39 - Pearls Before Swine
00:48:12 - When Not to Share the Gospel
00:53:30 - Grace Transforms Outsiders
00:56:45 - When to Speak and When to Wait
01:02:22 - Closing Prayer

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#Matthew7 #DoNotJudge #SermonOnTheMount #BibleStudy #NewChristian #ChurchDiscipline #PearlsBeforeSwine #LogAndSpeck #WhatDoesTheBibleSay #ChristianFaith #GreekWordStudy #BibleTeaching #JudgingOthers #GospelWisdom #TheBibleShow