Does the Bible Really Say That?

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In this conversation, Shara and Ginger explore common misconceptions about what the Bible actually says. Through a quiz format, they challenge listeners to discern between popular phrases attributed to the Bible and their actual scriptural origins. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding biblical principles, the context of scripture, and the need for personal study of the Bible to avoid deception. Misquoted phrases are examined, revealing their true meanings and origins, while also addressing the role of judgment, happiness, and the significance of Christmas narratives in Christian faith.

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It's important to know the word of God to avoid deception.
Many popular phrases are misquoted or misunderstood.
The principle may be in scripture, but the exact quote may not be.
Context matters when interpreting scripture.
God helps those who help themselves is not in the Bible.
The Bible does not say to thine own self be true.
Judgment in Christianity is about gauging fruit, not condemning.
Happiness is not the primary goal of God; holiness is.
Many Christmas traditions are not biblically accurate.
Personal study of the Bible is essential for understanding truth.

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