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but, and then and actually, when e comes , they, before the book of leviticus, many simply do not withstandy pages, they read mmm, and various aspects of the law of moses, for example, how to butcher carcasses there. eh, baranov or taurus or something like that, let's say to build a tabernacle there some kind of building materials there. well, in general, people are often disappointed i mean. more non-believers are those who are interested. it is important for us christians to understand. eh, in general, the meaning of the entire bible is to immediately catch it, as if the core of its nerve, or something, it is certainly the personality of jesus christ, in fact, from a christian point of view, the entire old testament is a preparatory stage for the entire old testament he prepared. it was as if he was nurturing the person of jesus christ, he was leading to this person. the whole history of the people of israel is the whole point of this history of israel was, but to create a context in which the mission of jesus christ is, because only jesus christ is the one who saves people saves people f

best selling bible commentaries and the fourth book, numbers, is coming out next year, then finally leviticus. >> what about another book from you talking about current events? >> so after this, i will be writing a book based on believe it or not a series of lectures i gave in -- i believe missouri. 35 years ago. it was resurrected by a dear friend of mine who is so involved in the process of all of my writing. and i made the case for a weekend, it was only young people at the retreat. that their feelings cannot be what determines how they behave and their values. so that the conflict between values and feelings. based on those lectures and all of their questions, that is the beauty of it. it incorporates all of their challenges and it should be given to every young person in the country. that is a good example of why the bible is a repository of wisdom. it tells you not to trust your heart. inspecting society's motto is follow your heart. i cannot think of worse advice. >> where the idea of prager u come from? >> it came from a producer on my radio show. in the middle of the ocean, a listene

the fourth book, number six coming out next year end finally leviticus. >> what about another clinicalabout current events? >> after this i will be writing a book based on, believe it or not a series of lectures i gave and i believe missouri 35 years ago. it was resurrected by a dear friend of mine who is so involved in the process of allo of my writing. and i made the case it was only young people at this retreat. their feelings cannot be what determines how they behave and their values. so the conflict between of values and feelings based on those lectures and all of their questions that is the beauty of it. it incorporates all of their challenges and it should be given to every young person in this country. that is aat good example of why the bible is a good repository of wisdom it tells you not to trust your heart. and secular society's motto is follow your heart i cannot think of worse advice. >> work did the idea come from? >> from alan my dear friend and of my radio show. in the middle of the indian ocean i've been doing that for 25 years. he said dennis, we've got to get your i

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