In this episode of Beyond the Scrolls with KC, KC explores the themes of sin, idolatry, and spiritual loyalty, drawing from the book Supernatural by Michael Heiser and chapter 4 of the study guide, "Supernatural," by Ronn Johnson. The discussion delves into the nature of sin, the significance of rituals in as loyalists, and personal stories of church experiences. KC shares insights on the importance of understanding scripture and the impact of divine encounters on personal faith journeys.Keywordssin, idolatry, spiritual loyalty, rituals, church experiences, cosmic geography, supernatural, unseen realm 00:00 Welcome back00:59 Understanding Sin and Idolatry “Sin is not viewed equally in the bible”05:35 Rituals and Loyalty in Worship “Rituals are things we do as loyalists”08:54 “Church Story” Experiences

Are all sins equal? What provokes God to fury? Can we "stay the arm of God? In this episode of Beyond the Scrolls with KC, KC sets the record straight, focusing on the Divine Council Worldview and its implications. The discussion covers the historical context of the Israelites, the significance of spiritual loyalty, and the transformative power of Jesus'resurrection.

Chapters

0:00 Episode Introduction

2:45 Discovering the DivineCouncil Worldview

8:00 Scriptural Foundations andInterpretations

13:54 The Journey of the Israelitesto Egypt

19:05 God’s Power and Judgement

23:18 Spiritual Loyalty and ItsImportance

28:29 Inclusion of Gentiles &the Transformative Power of Jesus' Resurrection

On this bonus episode of Beyond the Scrolls with KC, Jamie explains the five major movements in Scripture, which she alluded to in episode 7. These movements are creation, the flood, Babel, the Messiah, and new creation. She elaborates on the significance of the Messiah's redemptive work and the eschatological implications of new creation, emphasizing the restoration of humanity to God through Jesus. She closes by explaining how these 5 movements are also related to cosmic geography.

Takeaways

• The five big movements are creation, the flood, Babel, Messiah, and new creation.
• The Messiah encompasses the redemptive work of Jesus.
• This includes his incarnation, death, resurrection, and ascension.
• New creation relates to eschatology and future restoration.
• The restoration of humanity is central to the Christian narrative.
• Understanding these movements helps in grasping the biblical story.
• Each movement builds upon the previous one, creating a cohesive narrative.
• The role of Jesus is pivotal in the transition to new creation.
• Eschatology provides hope for the future of humanity.