Episode 1151: Revelation 20

This episode covers Revelation Chapter 20, read and explained from Youngs’s Literal Translation, 1864.

Spotify takes you straight to Genesis Chapter 1:

https://open.spotify.com/show/7e72IBUZmqKjI9Yj116XyM

Wix website allows you to easily find the episode that you want: https://mariaelenahawke.wixsite.com/bibleexplained

Buzzsprout and Audible take you straight to the latest upload: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2000044

https://www.amazon.com/Bible-Explained-Verse-by/dp/B09VXWH65F

Other works by Maria Elena Hawke:

Delivered From Debt: A Christian Testimony by Maria Elena Hawke

One Perfect Hero: Jesus and the Five-Dimensional Narrative (2006, 2020 Edition, Kindle, Large Print, Audible, and slim copy versions) by M.E. Hawke.

The podcast being backwards throws its intended purpose of learning about the Bible verse by verse completely off

Because this is a podcast and not an actual book the first problem you’ll have is not being able to add it to your library and instead having to follow an episode guide. Once you attempt to follow the episode guide you’ll find that each teaching goes in the order from the end of the Bible to the beginning and there is no way to change this. Upon listening the teaching then sounds more opinionated rather than biblically correct and confident. I noticed that while listening to a few of them the chapters were constantly jumping back to the book of revelation 22 even though I had gotten all the way to revelation 16. Once I found the correct verse that I left off on the recorder then kept repeating things from previous chapters that were already heard. I like to listen to these audio books while I work so I don’t really have the time to keep manually changing it back, skipping and reversing. The author also has sort of a dry, monotone voice that lacked emotion/originality and it almost sounds like it’s being masked with AI generation in some way. As much as I’ve been wanting to check this out for a number of reasons I just could not get into it. I prefer to learn about the Bible from beginning to end to get a better understanding rather than end to beginning or jumping around verse to verse. Too much finger work for someone who may be seeking knowledge while working and need a hands free experience. To be fair I fought through far more than I probably should have listening to this and I was excited to dive in after seeing the other reviews. I may have to check it out again later once I have time but I highly doubt it if I have to scramble around 3 decades just to get to the teachings about the book of Genesis. Maybe consider giving us the option to flip the order if at all possible