Oct. 18, 2024
Metaphor vs Literal? Pt 2
We continue our discussion about Proverbs 30:11-17
We continue our discussion about Proverbs 30:11-17
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Looking at our world from a theological perspective. This is
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the Theology Central podcast, Making Theology Central. Can someone explain
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to me how a passage in the Book of Proverbs
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that uses a certain phrase a numerous times that phrases
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there is a generation. There is a generation. There is
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a generation. There is a generation. It uses that phrase
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multiple times, It repeats it over and over and over.
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How can a passage in Proverbs that uses the phrase
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there is a generation turn into a discussion about people
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eating people?
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Can?
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Can someone explain that to me? How is it even possible?
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It was such a like, oh, this is a sermon
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on Proverbs, chapter verses eleven through seventeen. Okay, let me
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look at the passage. Let's see verse eleven, there is
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a generation. Verse twelve, there is a generation. Verse thirteen,
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there is a generation. Verse fourteen, there is a generation.
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There is a generation. There is a generation, this generation.
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I know what I'll do. I'll write out a multiple
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pages of notes on outlining this passage and looking at
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this phrase there is a generation because it's very close
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to the phrase that a lot of older people use,
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which will be this generation, this generation, and we can
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kind of talk about that all right, I think I'm
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ready to go. I've got all my notes. I've got
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this section outlined, I've got it broken down, I've done
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some exegetical work. I've got the entire history of one
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generation talking about another generation. I've got it all ready
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to go. All right, are we ready? Okay, welcome everyone.
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We're gonna review a sermon that's on Proverbs, chapter thirty,
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verses eleven through seventeen. We're gonna make it all about
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there is a generation or this generation. This should be fun.
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Let's hit play. We hit play, and the next thing
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you know, we're talking about people eating people. Are you baffled?
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I'm baffled. And we're gonna talk about all of that.
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But first, I guess I should go ahead and give
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you a proper introduction. Good afternoon everyone. It is Friday. Yes,
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we're kicking off the weekend. We're gonna kick off the
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weekend with talking about people eating people right here on
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the Theology Central podcast. Good afternoon everyone. It is Friday,
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October eighteenth, twenty twenty four. It is currently one ten
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pm Central Time, and I am coming to you live
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from the Theology Central Studio. I was gonna say headquarters
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Theology Central Studio located right here in Abilene, Texas, and
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right here in this studio, we've got to figure out
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it's Proverbs chapter thirty, verses eleven through seventeen. At least
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one of the verses in that section. Is it talking
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about literally people eating people or is it using some
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form of metaphorical language. I know this sounds crazy, because again,
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what the text would scream at me is there is
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a generation. Let's talk about that. I mean, it's only
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repeated what four times? Let's let but no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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were we can't go there, So we're gonna go back
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to the sermon. So just so that everyone's on the
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same paging, just in case you didn't hear the last message.
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Let me try to explain. One of the things I've
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been doing recently is, obviously for the entire year, I've
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been trying to challenge and encourage people each day to
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take the sermons two point oh app find a random sermon,
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listen to it, write down the name of the sermon,
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maybe write down the name of the church, and then
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just write out a summary of what the sermon was about.
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And the goal is by the end of the year
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you'll have one sermon for every single day of twenty
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twenty four. What a great challenge, What a great way
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to get people listening to sermons, right, And so that's
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what we've been trying to do. And one of the
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things I have done is to demonstrate everyone that I'm
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participating is I'm finding random sermons and then have been
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reviewing them. Now, in most cases, I was going into
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the reviews completely blind, right. I just chose the random
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sermon hit play and we listened to it together, and
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I had no idea where things were going. I had
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no no I had no notes ready to go. I
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just I just had to rely on just wherever it
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wherever it went. Now, in some cases it worked out
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pretty well, and other cases it went really really really
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really really really really bad because by the time the
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sermon was over, we would be like, I don't even
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know what that was about. I don't know if it
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even actually dealt with the text? What was that? And
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I had no I felt like in many cases I
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wasn't able to offer a lot of you know, interesting
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or beneficial inside. So recently I started changing it up.
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I would like, choose the random sermon hit play, find
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out what passage it was about. Okay, then hit pause,
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then go do my own work, come up with all
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of my notes outline on the passage. That's where if
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the sermon just kind of just went off the track,
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left the road, I could then just revert back and
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just basically do a teaching on the passage that the
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sermon presented. In some cases, I would allow them to
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give me the scripture and give me their basic hypotheses
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on how they handled the scripture. Then we would listen
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to it, and then if I felt that their hypothesis
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was way off the mark, then I would come in
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and offer mine. So that's been kind of interesting. I
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think it's kind of mixing it up, changing it up
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a little bit. So today it was the same type
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of thing. Oh, here's a sermon. It's called Bible study. Oh,
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let's hit play. Oh it's on Proverbs chapter thirty. Oh,
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let me look at this section. There was a generation.
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There is a generation. Okay, well, obviously anyone preaching on
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Proverbs thirty eleven through seventeen is going to be really
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working on that phrase. There is a generation. There is
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a generation. My prediction was at some point they were
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going to say in the sermon there is a generation,
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ladies and gentlemen. That generation is now, it's this generation.
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And so I was all ready to go. We were
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going to analyze it. We were ready to go. So
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we started it. We made it, I don't even know
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how far fifteen twenty minutes in and all of a
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sudden it turned into a discussion about people literally eating
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other people, that there's going to come a time when
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people are going to eat poor folk. They're going to
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eat poor people, And I'm like, what is happening right now?
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So even though my mind was we're going to focus
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on there is a generation, it had to I had
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to pivot right in the middle of the broadcast and say, okay,
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we're going to talk about metaphorical language versus literal language.
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So I gave everyone kind of an assignment. I know,
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I didn't give you much time, all right, two, and
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I gave you some scriptures to look at, and I'm like, okay,
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what are the rules that determines if language is metaphorical
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and what are the rules to determine if language is literal?
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And who gets to determine which is which? So what
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we're going to do is I had to get back
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to this, right. I mean, now, one of the things
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that happened in the last episode is I had to
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kind of cut it short because the next thing, you know,
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my food had arrived way earlier than I anticipated, so
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I had to in the broadcast and run downstairs to
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get my food or you know. Yeah, So that kind
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of messed everything up, which I but at the same time,
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it kind of ended in a perfect way, right because
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we ended with the question basically, metaphorical language or literal language,
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what are the rules? And I told you to gather
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around the dinner table and have a discussion about so
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do these passages teach that people are going to literally
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eat people or not? Right? Okay, so I and I
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apologize for offending anyone, but I mean, the Bible is
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the one that's leading to this discussion. But I knew
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I had to come back. So what we're gonna do
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is we're gonna go back to the sermon that we
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were listening to. We're gonna let him once again put
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forth his hypotheses that he believes that it's at least possible.
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In fact, he kind of seems to argue that it's
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more probable that these passages see need to be interpreted literally,
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not metaphorically. Then what we're going to do is we're
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gonna step back, and we're gonna look at this is
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what we're gonna do. We're gonna look at the rules,
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the hermeneutical rules to determine if language is metaphorical or literal. Right,
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So we're gonna do that. Then we're gonna go through
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a number of the passages he cites in this section
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of the sermon, which he interprets as being literal, and
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then we're gonna apply those rules to those passages to
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see if the rules would lead us to determine that
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they're metaphorical or literal. Are you ready for this? I mean,
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this is just crazy stuff. I never in a million years,
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when I got to Proverbs thirty eleven through seventeen, would
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have ever I mean again, the phrase it's repeated verse eleven.
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There is a generation. Verse twelve, There is a generation.
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Verse thirteen, There is a generation, verse fourteen, there is
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a generation. I would have never just ignored the repeated
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phrase to get to they're eating people like I don't
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even know now. And now, let me be very let
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me be very fair, let me be very clear here
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I'm not criticizing the pastor who goes for this pastor
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that we're listening to make the argument that this is literal.
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This is just demonstrates how crazy hermeneutics can be within Christianity.
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You got someone looking at the same passage of scripture
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that I'm looking at, and their mind is this could
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be literal, and my mind is, it's obvious it's metaphorical. Right, So, oh,
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it's just different approaches to scripture. Who is right? Well,
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obviously both can't be right. So are there any rules.
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I'm not implying that there's that this pastor is doing
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anything evil or you know, there's nothing you know wrong
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about it. It's just his approach to scripture. I may
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not quite understand it. I'm a little baffled and taken
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by by it, but I'm not making any accusation. He
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put forth his hypotheses. Now what we're going to do
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is listen to him present it one more time, and
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then we're gonna we're gonna, well, we're gonna go all
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in with a hermoneutical study. So just imagine that it's Friday,
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the weekend is almost here, and you got one more
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class today and you walk into class and you're in
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hermonutics class, and I look at everyone, like, all right,
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today before the weekend kicks off in Hermonutics one oh one,
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Today we're going to talk about eating people or not
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really eating people, which is it eating the people or
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not eating the people or metaphorical? And then that will
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be your last class. And then the bell will ring
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and you can say it's Friday, and you can run
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off and have your weekend, or you could run off
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and go, guys meet in the day room. We got
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to talk about this. Hey, is this literal or metaphorical? No,
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nobody's gonna go there. You're going to go have a
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good weekend. I understand. But so before the weekend begins,
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one more class. Are you ready? It's Hermaudics one oh one.
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Here we go. Here was the sermon that kicked all
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of this off. I thought it was going to be
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a discussion about there is a generation. I guess what
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this has turned into. There is a generation that will
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eat literally eat poor people. That is what this has
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turned into. Are you ready? Here we go? Now? I
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just backed this up a little bit. I don't I
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don't know if I've got everything, but I think we're
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I think we've got enough here to get us where
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we need to go. We just need him to basically
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establish his basic hypotheses and then we then we're off
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to the races. So here, how did we end up here?
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I'm telling you, see, listening to sermons much more fun.
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It's more fun, it's more entertaining. It's what you've been
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looking for your whole life. You've been like, I keep
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looking for something to do. Just listen to sermons and
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then you'll have a discussion about literally people eating people.
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Like what is okay? All right? Here, here we go.
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And there's a generation there's full of pride. Verson from
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thirteen in that iteration, that's verse thirteen. Look at fourteen.
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I didn't quite understand that because verse thirteen is about pride.
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It's interesting that it's verse thirteen. Is thirteen associated with pride?
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I'm not getting it. What's the significance of thirteen? Am
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I missing something here? Because everyone everyone in the congregation
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was like yeah, like every like, am I missing something here?
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I'm gonna add what.
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Or the.
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Okay, well, I'm gonna look it up and okay, what
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are the superstitions around the I know it's supposedly bad luck. Okay,
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Friday thirteenth. Many of you Friday thirteenth as an unlucky day. Okay,
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there's a fear of the number thirteen itself. Some people
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have an actual phobia. In Norse mythology, the the whoa,
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the see oh, the god Loki was the thirteenth kiss
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as a dinner party in Valhalla, leading to the death
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of the god Balder, which caused IDEs spread grief among gods.
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Ancient romes, they believe the witches gathered in groups of twelve,
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and the thirteenth member of the group was the devil.
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And numerological beliefs, number twelve is often considered a complete number,
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so thirteen, being one number beyond completeness is seen as
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irregular and disconcerting Western weddings, some superstitious discouraged thirteen gifts
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at a dinner party, party, or wedding. I don't know
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what is thirteen? Is the number thirteen in the Bible
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associated with pride. Everybody in the church seemed to get it. Yeah,
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the number thirteen is not directly associated with pride in
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