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Elucidations
If you have ever read the Bible and thought, "This just does not make sense," then you need Elucidations. It is the only book that can help you rediscover some of the most familiar passages shining a light on the Scriptures to help readers rediscover well-known bible characters, familiar passages, unseen details, misquotes, misinterpretations, and clichés. Elucidations was written to illuminate scripture, so the Bible becomes easier to understand. What's more? The Bible becomes more meaningful. Elucidations is the next-generation Bible commentary that will make you dig deeper to find answers from Scripture and will give you new insights on what the Bible says.
341 pages, Paperback
Published January 9, 2020
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November 18, 2025
Well worth the read! With three big hurtles.
Paste G does a fascinating job teasing out meaning in ways that are seldom preached, often to greater understanding. Thank you!
Excellent insights! And I love the informed insight into the Hebrew.
The reader may be forgiven for stumbling around however due to 3 major hurtles:
1. The manuscript contains many errors and begs for a second edition with a proper editor in place
2. The King James Version used throughout obscures meaning and adds unnecessary confusion to each point
3. The author makes certain leaps of certainty that have not been justified within the text, leading the reader to assume (incorrectly or otherwise) that the author is speaking with unwarranted confidence
Ultimately this work is well worth the read! Just know that you aren’t getting this author’s best. I’ve seen his videos and his work is far more informed than this book lets on.
Paste G does a fascinating job teasing out meaning in ways that are seldom preached, often to greater understanding. Thank you!
Excellent insights! And I love the informed insight into the Hebrew.
The reader may be forgiven for stumbling around however due to 3 major hurtles:
1. The manuscript contains many errors and begs for a second edition with a proper editor in place
2. The King James Version used throughout obscures meaning and adds unnecessary confusion to each point
3. The author makes certain leaps of certainty that have not been justified within the text, leading the reader to assume (incorrectly or otherwise) that the author is speaking with unwarranted confidence
Ultimately this work is well worth the read! Just know that you aren’t getting this author’s best. I’ve seen his videos and his work is far more informed than this book lets on.
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