Top 3 Most Misleading Verses in The Bible | #040
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Welcome to another episode.
This man forgot. Of what, dude? Episode 39. Here, just rip it. No, it's not episode 39. It's 40. It's episode 40.
Back on you, boy. You don't even know.
You don't even know. Just a bunch of guys in a podcast who don't know what's going on.
Yeah. Welcome to... You forgot the name of the podcast.
What's the name of the podcast? You forgot the... Who cares about the episode?
I'm the only one here who knows anything about this podcast. All right, you hit the intro.
No, welcome to another episode on the Unearned Wisdom Podcast.
That's not even the name. No, I'm just messing with you. He had to think about it. He had to think about it.
Welcome to another episode of the Unlearn Wisdom Podcast with yours truly, Johnny Chang, where each episode is a gospel-centered lesson you could apply to your life today. And today, it's episode 40. We're going to be talking about top three misleading, misunderstood, probably most misunderstood Bible verses today. In the Bible.
In the Bible. I saw his brain. I'm struggling.
Sorry, guys. Ooh, scary. Scary.
No, no, it's not supposed to be scary.
No. But yeah, basically, we'll be talking a lot about context. You guys ever read the Bible and be like... what is this talking about or you read it and you literally like tremble with fear so many people are like oh it says work out your salvation with fear and trembling oh it says this should we like not sin willfully what's going and you guys trip out about that well this episode is going to give you a lot of peace a lot of happiness a lot of hope context and most importantly clarity we love clarity clarity clock it consistency clarity community let's go the best the best wait so um before we dive into the episode one thing i want to say is again each episode is a gospel-centered lesson i'd be curious at this point
Leave a comment if that's true. When you get to the end of these episodes and you've watched for this long, how do you guys feel? Do you guys feel like, yes, everything is applicable? We like the lessons. I genuinely am finding through my day-to-day life, I'm starting to see it seep into me and my actions and my thoughts. We'd like to know. And then before that, always remember, watch out for scammers. We will never pay you to come on this podcast. If you're ever unsure, just take a screenshot, take it to our public Discord, put it out there for everyone. Mods will immediately say that it's fake. And also, Johnny will never take you off platform. He will never take you to WhatsApp. He will never try to sell you crypto.
Like, when have we ever talked about that on anything? So watch out for scammers. And if you see it happening, tell everybody. Just always spread the word so new people also are very aware of it. Hundo P. All right. Well, I had a question. Is it true that Jesus was ugly?
Okay. So Jesus wasn't ugly in the sense that people think. He looked like a slave, essentially. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What does that mean? Right? Relax. He looked like a slave.
What does that mean? Well, look at scripture.
Go to Isaiah 53 verse two. It says he had, he has no form nor comeliness. And when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. So was he ugly? Yes. Did he have, and he even says he came to serve a servant indentured servitude at that time, slave essentially. So he was like beat up essentially. He looked and even after in the Bible, it says when he got whipped and like crucified, he was not recognizable.
Okay, that makes sense because they beat him, but I'm saying him as regular Jesus was just like he was chopped?
Yes, he was chopped cheese. I'll show you. Look, I'll show you guys. Isaiah 53. Man, they're going to get so mad about this. Guys, I love Jesus, okay? Don't sit there and be like, don't talk about my Lord and Savior like that. He is my Lord and Savior too. But if we look at scripture, go to scripture. Isaiah 53 verse 2 and 3. For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant. Tender plant? He couldn't be like a warrior. He's tender. He's the type to be like, yes, mom. In the kitchen helping her cut, you know, stuff.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is this episode about and who is speaking (intro and episode overview)?
0:00–8:24
2
What did the hosts say about Jesus’ appearance and why does Isaiah 53 matter?
8:24–30:02
3
How is 'looks-maxing' criticized and what are the spiritual dangers discussed?
30:02–52:54
4
Why was 1 John 1:8–10 confusing and who was John addressing historically?
52:54–1:29:54
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from Unlearned Wisdom by Johnny Chang
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