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Show #500 – Calling it “Common”

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Show #500 - Calling it "Common"

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In this episode, we look at the Greek word “Koinas” and how its used in the New Testament. This word has several different meanings and is often times translated “common” but this word can mean some other things as well. Koinas is used by Jewish groups to mean people who are not part of the “in crowd” or are outside the groups graces for various reasons. Such a meaning can be seen in places like Mark 7 and Acts 10 when the word “common” is meant as someone who is on the outside of the mainstream group.

We also cover a couple other topics as well, including how to read sensitive biblical content with your children and if the Jewish prayers that are found in the traditional Jewish siddur today date back to the first century.

Time Stamps

• 3:15 Start

• 7:45 The Wide Range of the Word Koinas

• 16:33 Koinas used for outsiders

• 33:52 Liturgy in the First Century

• 45:43 Tzitzit for Believers

• 55:27 Sensitive Content in the Bible and Kids

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Executive Producers

Bob & Larue Miller, Lee & Vivian Eagen, Erna Draper, Bobby Keicher, John Coulthard, Michael McClure, Micah Smith, Benjamin Szumskyj.

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Show #500 - Calling it "Common"

Description

In this episode, we look at the Greek word “Koinas” and how its used in the New Testament. This word has several different meanings and is often times translated “common” but this word can mean some other things as well. Koinas is used by Jewish groups to mean people who are not part of the “in crowd” or are outside the groups graces for various reasons. Such a meaning can be seen in places like Mark 7 and Acts 10 when the word “common” is meant as someone who is on the outside of the mainstream group.

We also cover a couple other topics as well, including how to read sensitive biblical content with your children and if the Jewish prayers that are found in the traditional Jewish siddur today date back to the first century.

Time Stamps

• 3:15 Start

• 7:45 The Wide Range of the Word Koinas

• 16:33 Koinas used for outsiders

• 33:52 Liturgy in the First Century

• 45:43 Tzitzit for Believers

• 55:27 Sensitive Content in the Bible and Kids

Links

Executive Producers

Bob & Larue Miller, Lee & Vivian Eagen, Erna Draper, Bobby Keicher, John Coulthard, Michael McClure, Micah Smith, Benjamin Szumskyj.

The post Show #500 – Calling it “Common” appeared first on Messiah Matters.

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