While filming an episode of Can I Trust the Bible? at Yarnton Manor in Oxford, Ben sits down with Wes and Andy to explore the remarkable story of Bible translation and the courageous men who risked everything to make Scripture accessible to ordinary people. The discussion examines whether pioneers like John Wycliffe and William Tyndale were true heroes of the faith or dangerous heretics who challenged Church authority, diving into their lives, their lasting legacy, and the controversy that continues to surround Bible translation in Christian history.

Apologetics Canada

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In this episode, Dr. Stephen Meyer and archaeologist Dr. Titus Kennedy examine physical evidence from New Kingdom Egypt that may corroborate the biblical Exodus account, including a rarely documented Egyptian inscription mentioning nomads associated with "Yahweh" positioned between Egypt and Canaan during the traditional wandering period. They investigate historical anomalies under Pharaoh Amenhotep II—including the sudden halt of military campaigns, abandonment of a major palace complex, and a massive slave raid—alongside the Ipuwer Papyrus, an ancient Egyptian text containing descriptions of environmental and social collapse that strikingly parallel the biblical plagues. This discussion challenges biblical minimalist theories by presenting circumstantial archaeological data that mainstream academia has largely overlooked.

Stephen Meyer

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Wes Huff

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Wes Huff

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