Blue Letter Bible

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Andrew is at the headquarters for Blue Letter Bible and gets an interview with their Chief Operating Officer. - Rapp Report Daily 0076 - This podcast is a ministry of Striving for Eternity and all our resources strivingforeternity.org

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Welcome to The Wrap Report with Andrew Rapoport, where we provide biblical interpretations and applications.
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This is a ministry of Striving for Eternity. For more content or to request a speaker or seminar for your church, go to strivingforeternity .org.
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All right, well, welcome to The Wrap Report, and today we're recording, well, we're out here in California, and I am in the headquarters, actually, specifically in the library of Blue Letter Bible, which means, from the looks of around here,
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I may not be leaving any time soon because there's a lot of cool old books here.
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But I'm joined, and I'm going to have to let you pronounce your last name, but I'm joined with someone who has an absolutely great first name, and from the looks of him, he lives up to it.
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If you know what the Greek word Andrew means, it means manly, but Andy, if you want to introduce yourself for a moment.
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Sure, sure. My name is Andy Guastafaro, good Italian last name, and my middle name is
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Joseph, which is man of God, so I am a manly man of God. Couldn't be much better than that, huh?
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That's great. So he knows the meaning of his first and middle name. That's great. And middle name, yeah. What's the last name mean?
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Do you know? It's something to do with iron scraps of some sort, so Pharaoh, Fiero or something.
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For folks here, let's first start off with, now, Blue Letter Bible, son, I recommend when we do our,
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I have a seminar I do in churches, I come into churches and do our Bible Interpretation Made Easy seminar, where we go through the different tools people can use to help in interpreting scriptures.
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Blue Letter Bible is one that I've always recommended to folks for a lot of reasons, and I think hopefully by the end of this podcast, everyone's going to understand those reasons.