Is the Bible a sensible book?
The Bible is a sensible book, and it makes sense when the two entities in God's dealing—the nation of Israel and the church, which is His body—are kept separate. When those are separated, contradictions and major questions disappear, and everything becomes sensible.
Les teaches that the Bible is a sensible book when the two entities in God's dealing are kept separate: the Jew, the nation of Israel, and the church, which is His body. He explains that when these are separated, all contradictions and major questions disappear. He illustrates this with a young man from Indiana who watched the programs and said they were the first that made sense, but Les attributes that to the Holy Spirit, not himself. Les emphasizes that the Bible makes sense if these two areas are simply kept separated.