• October 2023: Manna Discovery, Part 2/ Apologetics Resources and more

  • Oct 3 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
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October 2023: Manna Discovery, Part 2/ Apologetics Resources and more

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  • Following last month’s introduction of the manna discovery, we discuss more of the specific details of manna which are pointed out by the biblical text. Discussion points include the melting point of manna, the taste of manna, how it was gathered and used, how it kept the Israelites from starvation, and much more.

    As a result of the manna discovery, the tables have now sharply turned in the halls of academia. Although it does take “big ships” a long time to turn around, things are never going to be the same. Quoting from the dedication of the manna book: “To all who would deny the historical accuracy of the biblical Exodus narrative. Checkmate.”

    On this episode we also discuss:

    -Research Update: The Location of Mount Hor

    -"Quote of Note" from a young lady struggling with the validity of the Christian faith.

    -Truth in Time ministry update

    -Anti-Aging Vitamins update

    -Helen's View and more...

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