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A deep honest dissection of the word of God and the effect it has in our lives as well as the world as whole.
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Names, Numbers, and Noah (Genesis 5:1–32) | PD15 (opens the original)
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1,656 years. That is how many years pass between creation and the death of Methuselah, if you add up the ages in Genesis 5 on a whiteboard, which is exactly what the hosts spend this week doing. This is the grounding episode for a five-part run through the genealogy of Adam to Noah, so the chapter gets read aloud in full, ages included. The first observations land fast: the lifespans are enormous, one translation's Kenan is another's Cainan, and Enoch and Lamech are the entries that break the pa
In Place of Abel (Genesis 4:25–26) | PD14 (opens the original)
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After Cain's violence and Lamech's chest-beating, Genesis quietly hands Adam and Eve another son, and this study episode sits with what that gift actually costs. Seth arrives to stand where Abel was taken, and the hosts read Eve's naming as grief and hope holding hands: a mother counting a loss and a promise in one breath. From there the talk moves through mortality and humility in the name Enosh, and the moment people first begin turning back to God by name, toward the bigger claim underneath i
Calling Upon the Name (Genesis 4:23–26) | PD13 (opens the original)
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This one opens the way most of ours do, with peppermint mocha arguments, a camera that will not behave, and three guys admitting on air that the pre-show now runs about as long as the show. It is Episode 13, it is live, and nobody is pretending to be polished. Then Genesis 4:23 to 26 puts a blade on the table. Lamech gathers his wives and turns a killing into poetry, and the hosts sit in the discomfort of it instead of tidying it up. Is he boasting? Afraid? Condemning himself? The text does not
Tents, Tools, and Trouble (Genesis 4:19–24) | PD12 (opens the original)
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The episode begins in live-stream confusion, missing-headphone energy, and Steven being spiritually reduced to a brain in a jar for production purposes, which is exactly the kind of setup that makes you believe Genesis 4 is about to need a referee. Then six verses hand us polygamy, tent life, livestock systems, music, metalwork, revenge poetry, and enough interpretive smoke to make Daniel walk in with a flashlight, a Hebrew word study, and the confidence of a background character with no plot ar
Cain, the City Planner (Genesis 4:17–26) | PD11 (opens the original)
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The first city in Genesis does not arrive as a clean triumph of human progress. It rises inside Cain’s line, where sin is already spreading beyond one murder into a family, a culture, and a way of life. Mickael, Daniel, and Steven read Cain’s genealogy as more than names on the page. Cain names a city after Enoch. Lamech takes two wives. Family fracture enters the story in surround sound, and the episode keeps circling what happens when sin moves beyond one act and starts taking shape across gen
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