Lost in Translation:The Redeemer in the Book of Job is NOT Jesus!

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All Things Biblical

DrJD Tabor

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Dr. James D. Tabor explores a rich variety of issues related to a historical academic understanding of the Bible, drawing up a variety of evidence--historical, cultural, textual, and archaeological. No holds bared. Straight talk about the Bible you can trust.

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Lost in Translation:The Redeemer in the Book of Job is NOT Jesus!

All Things Biblical

22 minutes 53 seconds

1 year ago

Lost in Translation:The Redeemer in the Book of Job is NOT Jesus!

Millions sing the old evangelical Christian hymn "I Know that My Redeemer Lives," referring to Jesus. However, the idea comes from Job 19 and it turns out it has been seriously mistranslated in Christian versions of the Bible and the actual meaning is something totally different--but equally amazing! For a free PDF of the notes I used in this presentation you can use this link: https://jamestabor.com/JobRedeemer