/lit/ - Literature

>>20565441
Look at e.g. Acts 19, it's not good to meet together to study texts which have no obvious relevance to the people you are with at the time.

The book of Acts is full of tribal, us vs them, letter to the Romans graffiti. I hate that.

I love the expositions (by John 21:15-18). The fact that he has great, all-encompassing knowledge of the scripture, without having to rely on any other source, and without having to rely on any translation other than the text itself (assuming that this wasn't before the Reformation, which we will get to in a moment), and without having to rely on anyone...