In this episode, RL Watson is joined by Joshua Ensley to respond to RL Solberg’s recent interview on the Cultish podcast, where he shared his views on Hebrew Roots and Torahism.

While Solberg tends to group Pronomians with Hebrew Roots under the label “Torahists,” we want to clarify where we actually stand. This conversation highlights both areas of agreement and points where we believe he has misunderstood or misrepresented our position.

We focus on five key areas:

1. Law and Gospel

2. Law and Slavery

3. Festivals and Shadows

4. Peter, Food, and Gentiles

5. The False Dichotomy between the Law of Christ and the Law of Moses

Whether you’re Torah-positive, Torah-curious, or just exploring the conversation around God’s Law and the Gospel, this episode brings clarity, context, and respectful critique.

Show notes: https://thebibleuncut.wordpress.com/2025/07/17/bonus-episode/

Prefer video? You can also watch this conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BuDmxbsGyzQ

In this episode of The Bible Uncut, host R.L Watson helps us to understand what a mysterious priest-king from Genesis 14 has to do with Jesus?

In this episode, we explore the typology of Melchizedek in Hebrews 7 to see how the Bible uses patterns, not just predictions, to reveal Christ.

After explaining the technique of typology and what sets it apart from allegory, R.L walks through Hebrews 7 to explain how the author uses Melchizedek to demonstrate the supremacy of Christ over the Levitical priests, and how Jesus fulfills Psalm 110:4 - the most frequently cited verse in the New Testament.

If you’ve ever wondered how the Bible holds together — or how the Old and New Testaments speak with one voice — this episode is for you.

In this episode of The Bible Uncut, host R.L Watson addresses three popular myths and misconceptions about how we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus:

1. Friday to Sunday isn't three days and three nights, 2. John's chronology contradicts the other gospels, and 3. Easter is a Pagan Holiday.