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119 Ministries chosen as the representative case study for this video because they engage actual scripture

I've Been Looking Into The Hebrew Roots Movement and Here's What I've Found So Far 00:02:35 – 00:04:08

Mike explains his research methodology and why he selected 119 Ministries as his primary dialogue partner.

Mike chose 119 Ministries from YouTube because they are calm and thoughtful, and unlike many Hebrew Roots teachers they actually engage specific Bible passages (including 1 Corinthians, Colossians, Ephesians, Romans, Galatians). He contrasts them with other movement figures who avoid these Pauline texts entirely, calling that avoidance an "Achilles heel" of the movement. Their video series is called "The Pauline Paradox."
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I've Been Looking Into The Hebrew Roots Movement and Here's What I've Found So Far @ 00:02:35

2019-01-30

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1 Corinthians Ephesians Colossians Romans Galatians Hebrew Roots Movement 119 Ministries Pauline Paradox
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