The Search

Picking up after the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden, Genesis documents a downward spiral as humanity moves further and further away from God. However, in the world's darkest hour, the Lord calls one man of great faith through whom the whole world will be blessed. ---------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Jointhesearch TimTok: http...

Welcome to Season 3 of "The Search" where our attention will turn to the Bible story. Shahe will be presenting lessons which will survey the history of God's work in the world as it has been documented in Scripture. ---------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@jointhesearch TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jointhesearch Instagram...

We have finally come to the end of our series on How to Study the Bible. We close by examining the last of Smith's 11 Governing Principles which focuses on how students can best utilize the wisdom and insight of great Christian thinkers. Click this link to download the Governing Principles infographic: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CyGC... ------------------------------- Please follow us o...

Having considered some principles which lie at the background and foreground of a text, we turn our attention to some safeguards. When interpreting a passage Bible students need to be aware of Dispensations, Corresponding passages, and Theology. ------------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tikt...

Shahe and Clint continue to discuss James E. Smith's 11 principles that every Bible student should keep in mind when studying the Bible. The last lesson focused on issues relating to the background of the text. This lesson considers those principles which lie in the foreground.  ------------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwit...

In his “Introduction to Bible Study,: James E. Smith gives 11 principles that every Bible student should keep in mind regardless of what text they are engaging. Over the next several lessons Clint and Shahe will discuss these governing principles. ------------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.ti...

Now that we have discussed the text of Scripture and its translation into English, it’s time to get reading! However, before we proceed, we need a strategy to help us read with an aim towards understanding. ------------------------------- Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clintandshahe Instagram: https:...

Having reviewed a brief history of the English Bible, Clint and Shahe continue to discuss modern English versions. This lesson will highlight a few lesser known translations as well as how one can properly utilize translations to become a more thorough and disciplined Bible student. ------------------------------- Clint recommended the cross-references in this KJV: http://www.bible-discovery.com/b...

Clint and Shahe continue their discussion about Bible translations by focusing on the history and development of English versions. Have you ever wondered where all these English Bibles came from, and how to decide which translation is best for you? We hope this lesson will help you find a good answer. Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe...

To begin studying Bible translations, Clint and Shahe discuss three important issues: the need for translation into common languages, the possibility of bringing the Biblical text from one language to another, and the challenges inherent in the translation process. Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clin...

In this study, we're going to discuss two questions regarding the canon and textual transmission. First we'll consider something called the Rome Summit. Second, we'll discuss some issues regarding interpolations. Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clintandshahe Instagram: https://www.insta...

In lesson 9, "Textual Transmission," Clint and Shahe discussed the problem of human error which occurred when had copies of the Bible were being made. This special study on interpolations expands on that discussion.

How was the text of the original writings of the New Testament copied and preserved throughout the ages? In this lesson, Clinton and Shahe discuss manuscripts, copying, textual witnesses, variants, and more issues all relating to the transmission of the Bible.  ----------------------------------------- For additional resources on the topics discussed in this lesson, we encourage you to read the fo...

Having discussed the concept of canon and the historical development of both the Old and New Covenant Scripture collections, Clinton and Shahe address some of the challenges which make the canon issue contested. Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clintandshahe Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thesear...

James, the half-brother of Jesus, wrote one of the earliest Christian letters. His audience was scattered Hebrew Christians who were enduring serious trials. His council to these brothers and sisters was to keep on manifesting genuine Christian character no matter what was happening around them. Learn more about this book in this  study from Shahe Gergian. Music by Vocal Ascend. Visit https://www....

Clinton and Shahe continue their discussion about the canon of Scripture by focusing on how the New Testament came together. While the Christian Scriptures were written in a shorter amount of time that the Hebrew Bible, the geographical spread of the early church made canonization more complicated. So consider the question: do we have the right books in our New Testament? Please follow us on these...

In lesson 6 of our series, How to Study the Bible , Clint and Shahe will discuss whether or not the concept of an established canon is biblical, and how the Old Testament collection of Scripture came to be.

Have you ever heard of The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy? In lesson 4 of this series ("A High View of Scripture"), we introduced the word 'inerrancy' and briefly discussed its meaning. In this episode, Clint and Shahe spend more time talking about whether or not Christians should use documents like The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy to help define important a...

Beliefs about the Bible come in all shapes and sizes but generally speaking most people either have a low or a high view of Scripture. In this episode, Clint and Shahe will discuss what that means, and what the authors of the Bible believed about their writings. Please follow us on these platforms: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheSearchwithClintandShahe TimTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clintan...

Clint and Shahe discuss the importance of making time in your schedule for daily Bible reading. We cover why daily Bible reading is so necessary and offer some tips to make it a consistent reality.

In out last episode we discussed the need to have an open heart when studying the Bible as was modeled by the Bereans (Acts 17:11 ). We’re continuing to look at their example in this lesson by discussing what it means to have an open Bible with a special emphasis on some practical tips for better Bible reading. Please follow us on these platforms: Podcast: https://thesearch.buzzsprout.com/ TimTok:...

Welcome to Season 2! This series is all about how to study the Bible. We plan to lay out a step-by-step approach that starts with having the right attitude about how we approach Scripture.

Clint and Shahe wrap up their Torah series by responding to some audience questions. We really appreciate all the questions and look forward to continuing to learn about the Bible with you all.

It’s time to conclude our survey of Deuteronomy (and the Torah). We’ll discuss convent renewal, blessings and curses, and the song of Moses. Then we’ll witness the great prophet’s final moments and the conclusion of the book. In two weeks, we plan to respond to your questions about the Torah which you can send to us at:  thesearchwithclintandshahe@gmail.com

How should Christians use Torah (Law)? Perhaps a better question is, how did the apostles use Torah and what should Christians learn from their example? Additionally, what did Deuteronomy say regarding a future king and a coming prophet like Moses? Let’s talk about it! Youtube: https://youtu.be/XDeAKMsxT5M