Ep.106 The Calling of Gideon

Ep.106 The Calling of Gideon

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Ep.107 300 Soldiers

This episode of The History of the Bible explores the pivotal moment when Gideon tears down his father’s altar to Baal and rises into leadership, guided by God’s voice and supernatural signs. From the theological implications of destroying pagan idols to the personal transform ...

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Ep.108 Gideon's Victory

This episode of The History of the Bible walks through the conclusion of Gideon’s journey—starting with his unconventional 300-man battle plan, through the chaotic defeat of the Midianites, to the personal vengeance that followed. Listeners will explore how Gideon’s symbolic u ...

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