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John 3:1-3 — Jesus tells Nicodemus (a devout Pharisee) he must be 'born again'

Ben Shapiro, a Catholic Bishop and the Gospel. 00:22:01 – 00:22:31

Mike turns to Jesus's own words to a religious Jew as the direct scriptural answer

Nicodemus is a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews — the exact religious profile of Ben Shapiro. Jesus does not say 'you're sincere, you'll be fine.' Instead he says: 'Unless one is born again he cannot see the kingdom of God.' The new birth is not a religious upgrade; it is a completely new life. Mike notes that Nicodemus later became a follower of Jesus.
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Ben Shapiro, a Catholic Bishop and the Gospel. @ 00:22:01

2018-12-19

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