Episode Synopsis "Translation Issues and The Spirit"

Don't worry, you don't have to be a Greek scholar to listen to this episode. The Bible wasn't written in English, so it had to be translated. That introduces a few issues that can affect how we understand what we are reading. It is especially important to pay attention to these three issues when dealing with a subject as sensitive and sometimes confusing as the Holy Spirit.

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