The Generational Divide

Hosts










Corey J. Mahler


coreyjmahler.com
@CoreyJMahler












Woe
aka Eschatologuy

@treblewoe









Curses and blessings are not always — or even usually — individual affairs. The sins of the fathers do, in fact, fall to their sons. A wicked generation can doom all those who follow, but a righteous generation can bestow blessings on children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. In this episode, we look at the nature of generations, how they are treated in Scripture, and what these things mean for us today.


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Show Notes






See Also

Bezmenov on Ideological Subversion


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Further Reading






Parental Warnings
The introductory Old Testament reading mentions rape.


Transcript

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