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RSSThe Bible Sojourner is a podcast that discusses specific biblical passages, theological topics, and the intersection between the Bible and contemporary culture. The goal of the podcast is to equip the listener to better understand the Bible, theology, and culture, all in an effort to live a life that is pleasing to the Lord.
The host, Peter Goeman, has a PhD from The Master’s Seminary, and is currently the Assistant Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages at Shepherd’s Theological Seminary in Cary, NC. He is interested in Old Testament, Greek and Hebrew, and cultural issues, including LGBT, social justice, and race.
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Are Biblical Israel and Modern Israel the Same? (Ep 228)
Does the modern state of Israel have any real connection to biblical Israel? In this episode of The Bible Sojourner, Peter Goeman works through that question by interacting with...
Eschatology 101: Understanding the Millennium, Rapture, Tribulation, Israel, and More (Ep 227)
In this episode, Peter Goeman answers ten foundational definitional questions to help listeners better understand conversations about eschatology. He explains what eschatology is, outlines the major millennial views, and...
Three Catholics Challenge Dispensationalism (Ep 226)
In this episode, Peter Goeman reviews three Catholic commentators and their critiques of dispensationalism. This breakdown comes from the following video:Catholicism and Dispensationalism, Part II: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_cWJ9COAJ8 Video referenced on...
What’s Wrong with Secret Bible Codes? (Ep 225)
In this episode, we spend the first part discussing the issue of whether it is correct to say Jesus was a Jew (apparently, that’s a topic up for debate...
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Progressive Covenantalism vs. Dispensationalism: The Real Issues (Ep 229)
How do progressive covenantalists understand Israel and the land promise? In this episode of Bible Sojourner, Peter Goeman reviews comments from Stephen Wellum in a recent interview with Grant...