Greg Wallace, Aeric Wallace, and Ryan Martinez
The Odd Testament Podcast
The Odd Testament Podcast is your weekly dive into the weird, wild, and bizarre stories from the Bible. From mysterious visions and strange miracles to peculiar parables and hidden gems, we explore the misunderstood and often overlooked passages that make up the Old and New Testaments. Hosted by Ryan Martinez, Greg Wallace, and Aeric Wallace, each episode unpacks these oddities, offering fresh perspectives, historical context, and a bit of humor along the way. Whether you’re a Bible enthusiast or just curious about the strange side of scripture, this podcast is sure to surprise, entertain, and...
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Greg Wallace, Aeric Wallace, and Ryan Martinez
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Aug 18, 2025
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Episodes
Episode #1: weird! Does the Bible Prescribe Cannibalism? 28.02.2025 1:06:24
The Odd Testament Podcast kicks off with a bang! Pastors Ryan, Aeric, and Greg introduce themselves and then things get weird when they dive into a passage that many people have misinterpreted. Like and Subscribe! Rate and Review!
Introducing the Odd Testament Podcast! - Coming February 24! 13.02.2025 0:22
The Odd Testament Podcast is your weekly dive into the weird, wild, and bizarre stories from the Bible. From mysterious visions and strange miracles to peculiar parables and hidden gems, we explore the misunderstood and often overlooked passages that make up the Old and New Testaments. Hosted by Ryan Martinez, Greg Wallace, and Aeric Wallace, each episode unpacks these oddities, offering fresh per...
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