Doesn’t the Bible promote slavery?

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You may have heard someone say that the Bible supports slavery. And, if that’s the case, we should reject it! But is that accusation true? Does it really support slavery, and what do we mean by the word “slavery”? In this Short Answers video, Steve Osmond explores this question and shows that slavery – as we understand it today – is actually outlawed in the Bible. Instead, we find a message of true freedom for everyone.

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