In this episode of the PACT Podcast, we continue our series on the Ten Commandments. Specifically, we dive into the Second Commandment, which addresses the worship of carved images and idols. We explore the implications of this commandment and discuss whether it is permissible to have images or depictions of God, Jesus, or angels. We grapple with the tension between using visual representations for teaching purposes and the potential for idolatry or veneration. Join us as we navigate this complex topic and seek to honor God in our worship.
145 | The Second Commandment
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