This course, Problems Passages in the Bible, Dr. Michael Heiser analyzes three difficult passages in Scripture. After introducing key issues in each text, it considers the background and context of the passages and then evaluates a variety of interpretations. Each unit includes the speaker's understanding of the passage, as well as an explanation of its theological significance. The key themes students will explore in this course are the "gods of the nations" in Deuteronomy 32, "all things in common" in Acts 2, and the "baptism of the dead" in 1 Corinthians 15.
If you enjoy this course and would like to research these topics more deeply with Logos Bible software, we recommend that you consider working through the Logos Mobile Ed course BI162 (the source of these lectures). It contains reading links and actives for these passages and examines seven additional other problematic passages in the Bible. Just search for BI162 on the Logos website to learn more.
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John Schwandt serves as an Academic Director for Faithlife. Under his direction, Logos Mobile Education (a division of Faithlife) produced over 250 courses from immanent scholars. Faithlife is now making some of these courses available on Udemy.
John Schwandt began directing Logos Mobile Education in 2014, after teaching for nearly 20 years as a professor of ancient languages and New Testament. In 2018 he began directing his efforts on found Redemption Seminary, and online all-inclusive competency-based seminary and now serves as president of that seminary.
