Paul Quoted a Pagan Poet — and It Ended Up in Your Bible @DRMSH
Paul Quoted a Pagan Poet — and It Ended Up in Your Bible @DRMSH
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Paul quoted a secular Greek poet in 1 Corinthians... and it became Scripture. Michael Heiser argues this isn't a problem to explain away. It's actually the key to understanding how God works through people who live in the real world, shaped by their culture and context. If it was good enough for Paul, it's good enough for us to learn from.

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Paul Quoted a Pagan Poet — and It Ended Up in Your Bible

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