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Biblical Contradictions: Jesus' Genealogy - Mondays with Mounce

Matthew and Luke have two different genealogies for Jesus, not even agreeing on the name of his grandfather. Is this a contradiction? I will look at three possible solutions and the problems of each. The whole issue of genealogies is compounded by the fact that they can skip generations, the same person can have different names (or different spellings), and levirate marriage can result in a physical father and a legal father.

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Why I Trust the Bible William D. Mounce
In Why I Trust the Bible, one of the world's foremost Bible scholars and translators explains simply and clearly why, despite critiques from nearly every angle,...
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Basics of Biblical Greek 1 Instructor: Dr. William D. Mounce
Part of a two-course series, Basics of Biblical Greek 1 will introduce you to the vocabulary and grammar of New Testament Greek, so you can begin studying the New Testament in its original language.
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Concordance or Meaning? (Matt 7:13–14) - Mondays with Mounce
Concordance or Meaning? (Matt 7:13–14) - Mondays with Mounce When the biblical writer sets a parallel structure, I think it is important to try and keep that parallelism in translat...
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