In this extensive livestream teaching, Christopher Enoch examines the critical differences between arguments from silence and conspicuous absence, walking through the New Testament manuscript traditions surrounding the nativity, Paul's epistles, and the prophecy of the Son of David in 2 Samuel 7. Christopher also thoroughly analyzes ancient Hebrew and Greek linguistic definitions of sin, the Second Temple portrayal of the cosmic adversary, archaeological excavations in the Valley of Hinnom (Gehenna), and how medieval folklore altered modern Christian theology.

Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:16 The Conspicuous Absence in the Gospel of Mark 3:46 Did Mary and Joseph Keep the Virgin Birth Secret? 12:41 Argument From Silence vs Conspicuous Absence 19:56 Why Missing Evidence Is Powerful Evidence 24:08 John Chapter 7 and the Brothers of Jesus 30:53 Why Paul Never Mentioned the Virgin Birth 38:19 The Trivial Details Paul Chose Over the Nativity 53:58 2 Samuel 7 and the Prophecy of the Son of David 1:00:23 What Matthew Meant by 'Conceived of the Holy Spirit' 1:11:04 The Greek Word Parthenos and Dinah in Genesis 34 1:14:11 Examining Luke 1 and the Nativity Narrative 1:27:40 Genealogies and the Davidic Lineage 1:33:48 Challenging Modern Definitions of Sin 1:39:56 Dismantling the Linguistic Root Fallacy 1:43:46 Satan as Court Prosecutor vs Modern Life Coach 1:45:53 The Truth About Gehenna and the Garbage Dump Myth 1:48:45 Dead Sea Scrolls and the Real History of Hell