In this episode, Father Genard delves deeply into Acts chapter 13, focusing on St. Paul's sermon and its rich theological implications. He begins by exploring the way St. Paul uses the history of the Jewish people to remind them of God’s promises, which were ultimately fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ. Paul’s message is clear: the salvation through Jesus Christ was written in the Old Testament, and although the Jewish leaders and people condemned Christ, this was part of God's perfect plan for salvation. Father Genard emphasizes that Jesus, despite being crucified by the ignorance and pride of others, voluntarily gave Himself up to death in order to destroy death once and for all. He points out that while humanity’s attempts at salvation through the law failed, Jesus' death and resurrection brought true salvation to all who believe.

Father Genard highlights that Jesus' resurrection was not only a miraculous event but a testament to His divinity, as He Himself had the power to raise His body from the dead. This resurrection, which was witnessed by many, confirms the truth of Jesus’ mission. The apostle Paul also proclaims that the promises made to the fathers were fulfilled through Jesus, who is the true Son of God, as evidenced in the Psalms.

The episode also touches on the importance of not disregarding the Old Testament and its prophecies about Jesus, especially in the light of misunderstandings and dismissals of the prophets by some Christians. Father Genard strongly asserts that Jesus is not just a great teacher or prophet but the divine Son of God, pre-existent and eternal, who took on human flesh to restore humanity to its rightful relationship with the Father.

In closing, Father Genard reminds us that through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we are no longer bound by the law but have been offered new life through faith in Christ and baptism. This is the ultimate word of salvation, and it is only through Christ that we have hope for eternal life.