Holiness Q+R

Episode Chapters

1. Tim and Jon answer listener's questions on the theme of holiness
   0:00 – 4:11
2. In the Bible, does holiness mean “perfection,” or does it just mean separated and cut off from?
   4:11 – 4:12
3. "In the Bible, does holiness mean “perfection,” or does it just mean separated and cut off from?" - Shawn Horton
   4:12 – 15:06
4. Moses and Joshua have encounters with God on “holy ground,” but if God is always present in all of creation, isn’t all ground holy all the time?
   15:06 – 15:07
5. "Moses and Joshua have encounters with God on “holy ground,” but if God is always present in all of creation, isn’t all ground holy all the time?" - Dennis
   15:07 – 18:26
6. In the New Testament, is the focus on holiness a call to moral purity? What is the difference between ritual and moral purity?
   18:26 – 18:27
7. "In the New Testament, is the focus on holiness a call to moral purity? What is the difference between ritual and moral purity?" - Garen Forsyth
   18:27 – 29:19
8. Does holiness only have to do with separation of heart or separation of lifestyles?
   29:19 – 29:20
9. "Does holiness only have to do with separation of heart or separation of lifestyles?" - Lamide King
   29:20 – 33:04
10. Since God’s holiness is dangerous, how were people in Genesis able to interact with God before the laws were given?
    33:04 – 33:05
11. "Since God’s holiness is dangerous, how were people in Genesis able to interact with God before the laws were given?" - Arelia D
    33:05 – 37:45
12. John says God is love, but Isaiah says God is holy, holy, holy. Is this a contradiction?
    37:45 – 37:46
13. "John says God is love, but Isaiah says God is holy, holy, holy. Is this a contradiction?" - Robin Rimple
    37:46 – 50:25