A study series from Royal Priesthood Ministry
Truth vs Error
There’s a thin line between truth and error. Most of us keep the day we keep, believe what we believe, and do what we do because that is what we have always done. This series asks a narrower question each time: what does the Bible actually say? Two guests take the table, each holding a position sincerely. The Book decides.
Minutes each
Uninterrupted. Each guest builds the strongest case his position has, from Scripture, with chapter and verse.
Minutes to answer
Each guest replies to the other — in the other man’s own words first, then his answer.
Questions, unseen
Rapid fire. Neither guest sees them in advance. Sixty seconds each, and the clock is not personal.
The three rules
- Every claim comes with a chapter and a verse, or it is labelled opinion.
- Neither guest characterises the other’s position. He states it in the other man’s own words first, then answers it.
- “I don’t know” is an honourable answer at this table.
Why a game-show format
Not for entertainment. The format keeps an audience in its seat for an hour of in-depth Bible study, forces both positions to be stated at full strength, and ends with a finding the audience has watched being reasoned out. It is a fresh way to learn what Scripture teaches — for every person who believes the Bible, and every person who thinks it does not matter.
Everything is posted
After each study the full text goes up here: both speeches, both answers, the six questions, the evidence board, and the finding. Read it with your Bible open. That is the only use for it.
The studies
The Sabbath — Sunday or Saturday, according to the Bible?
Are Christians bound to keep the seventh-day Sabbath, or did that obligation end at the cross? Full text, six questions, evidence board, and the finding.
The King of the North — Türkiye or Rome?
Which power does Daniel 11:45 describe? Both guests agree the papacy is the little horn. The question is narrower than people think.
You choose what comes next
These are the studies on the table. They are not in order. Vote for the one you want, and the most-requested study is the next one scheduled.