Jared Luttjeboer, is the creator of The Church History Project which is a deep dive into church history but with a unique “epic cinematic” feel where Jared explains to us all about the past through making it into the epic story that it really was. So as a church history nerd and past filmmaker, of course Jared and I talk all about that!
In addition, Jared chose Malachi 3:6, and we begin our chat focused in on the Hebrew phrase lo saniti (לֹ֣א שָׁנִ֑יתִי) which means “I do not change.” And in that root word there’s the concept of doubling as the connotation of the verb to change. So basically, God is saying about himself that he doesn’t double-deal, or double talk.
So why is this so important?
This episode digs deeper into “lo saniti” (לֹ֣א שָׁנִ֑יתִי - meaning ‘I do not change’) in Malachi 3:6.
Malachi 3:6 - “I the Lord do not change. So you, the descendants of Jacob, are not destroyed.” (NIV)
Mentioned:
Jared Luttjeboer’s “The Church History Project” Podcast
Jared Luttjeboer’s “The Church History Project” Substack
Bammerhab Episode 25 - Double-Minded - Dipsychos (δίψυχος)
2000 Years of Christ’s Power - Dr. Nick Needham
What is a Bammerhab?
“You have not given me into the hands of the enemybut have set my feet in a spacious place.” (Ps. 31:8 - NIV)
The phrase “in a spacious place” is the Hebrew word: bammerhab.
Thanks to:
• Aaron Woodard for Graphic Design
• Dave Allam of Allam House for podcasting techniques
• Bible Hub for Greek / Hebrew resources
