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"The Talk" is our "Hello World" of theology. We use a First Century interpretive method that we believe was used by Jesus and the New Testament authors. It is unfamiliar to churches descended from the Greek Nicolaitan church since they decided that the Septuagint, a Greek translation, was more authoritative than the original Hebrew texts. | "The Talk" is our "Hello World" of theology. We use a First Century interpretive method that we believe was used by Jesus and the New Testament authors. It is unfamiliar to churches descended from the Greek Nicolaitan church since they decided that the Septuagint, a Greek translation, was more authoritative than the original Hebrew texts. | ||
