The Naked Bible Podcast

By: Dr. Michael S. Heiser
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  • Biblical theology, stripped bare of denominational confessions and theological systems by exposing context.
    © 2022 The Naked Bible Podcast
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  • Naked Bible 479: 1 Samuel 30-31

    Naked Bible 479: 1 Samuel 30-31
    Sep 4 2023
    With Dr. Matthew Halsted After the Amalekites attacked Ziklag and took captive David's wives and other people, David and his men pursued and defeated the Amalekites, recovering all of the captives and goods. Meanwhile, Saul and his men were defeated and killed by the Philistines. David buried Saul and his sons with honor. Listen to find out how the gospel of Jesus can be found in these later chapters.
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    44 mins
  • Naked Bible 478: 1 Samuel 29

    Naked Bible 478: 1 Samuel 29
    Aug 27 2023
    With Dr. Matthew Halsted 1 Samuel 29 tells the story of David's rejection by the Philistines. David had been living in exile with the Philistines after being anointed king of Israel by the prophet Samuel. The Philistines were preparing for battle against Israel, and David had been invited to join them in the fight. However, some of the Philistine leaders were suspicious of David and feared that he might betray them. They convinced Achish, the king of Gath, to send David and his men back home.
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  • Naked Bible 477: 1 Samuel 28

    Naked Bible 477: 1 Samuel 28
    Aug 19 2023
    With Dr. Ronn Johnson Saul is afraid of the Philistines and seeks guidance from God, but God does not answer him. Saul then disguises himself and goes to a medium in Endor to ask her to bring up the spirit of Samuel. The medium is able to summon Samuel, who tells Saul that God has rejected him as king and that he and his sons will die in battle the next day. Saul is greatly troubled by this news and returns to his camp.
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Refreshing and Insightful

Happened upon this by accident and am really glad I did. Brilliant discussion on the reality of seeing God in our culture in ways I was previously blind to. Refreshing and insightful!

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Best bible podcast around

Very detailed and informative. Helps you to understand the bible better on individual points and (most importantly) understand the overall story.

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A Blessing

It's been a blessing to have come across this podcast made together from the late Dr M.S. Heiser & the layman Trey. 380 episodes in & the content is brilliant & beyond informative.

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