Sentinel Watch September 5, 2022

Biblical solutions to climate change—really?

With Madelon Maupin

Did you know that portions of the Bible can actually be considered a guidebook on how to deal with climate change? That's what our guest, Madelon Maupin, has discovered in her study of the Good Book. Please join us to hear how we can each prayerfully support—and even help to bring about—viable solutions.

Citations referenced in this episode:

From the Bible, King James Version:
Genesis 37:3–36; 39:1–23; 40:1—42:25
Genesis 1:1
Exodus 32:1–23
Genesis 1:26

From the writings of Mary Baker Eddy:
Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 1
Science and Health, p. 593
Science and Health, p. 587

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