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The Lamb and the Scroll episodes
- Lent Reflection - Mark 1:21-2:12
Instrumental Music:
“Cylinders” by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under CC BY 3.0
Minor adjustments made
6 min - Three Reflections on Discipleship
What do the Gospel accounts of Jesus calling His disciples teach us about being a disciple?
Resource: https://catholic-resources.org/Bible/Disciples.htm
7 min - Lent Reflection - Mark 1:1-20
Instrumental Music:
“Cylinders” by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under CC BY 3.0
4 min - Lent Reflection - Preview
This project starts tomorrow (on Ash Wednesday)! Listen to this short episode to learn about it.
2 min - Jesus’ Temptation and Lent Prep
Before His public ministry began, Jesus underwent temptation. What happened? Why? How was it related to the Old Testament? What does it teach us? How does this apply to our Lenten practices? All that and more in this episode.
12 min - Audience Matters! (to the Evangelists)
The four evangelists were keenly aware of their original audiences. In this episode, I'll use a couple examples to hammer home that point.
7 min - Fact or Fiction with the Gospels
Play along with me! Here are the five statements that we’ll be using throughout the game.
- There are four Gospels.
- The Gospels were written after Jesus’ life.
- The Gospels were originally anonymous works, and the names we associate with them were added later.
- The Gospels, like other parts of the Bible, were written primarily in figurative language.
- When comparing the four Gospel accounts, there are inconsistencies.
Resources Used:
Richard Burridge (1992) What are the Gospels?
https://www.amazon.com/What-Are-Gospels-Comparison-Graeco-Roman/dp/1481308742
Brant Pitre (2016) The Case for Jesus co-authored by Bishop Robert Barron
https://www.amazon.com/Case-Jesus-Biblical-Historical-Evidence/dp/0770435483/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+case+for+jesus&qid=1580925862&s=books&sr=1-1
Peter Kreeft (2005) You Can Understand the Bible
https://www.amazon.com/You-Can-Understand-Bible-Illuminating/dp/1586170457/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1GR5V4C7H86TF&keywords=peter+kreeft+you+can+understand+the+bible&qid=1580925909&s=books&sprefix=peter+kreeft+you+can%2Cstripbooks%2C159&sr=1-1
https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/library/dictionary/index.cfm?id=33785
18 min - Interview: Fr. Matt Hood on Zephaniah 3:14-20
Join me for my second interview. In this episode, Fr. Matt and I discuss Zephaniah, the Old Covenant, the king(s?) of Israel, and redemption. Oh and Marcion the heretic!
21 min - Interview: Serge Danielson-Francois on Daniel 12:3
This is the first of a sub-series of The Lamb and the Scroll. The audio gets a bit quiet, so I’ll have to make adjustments in the future to even things out. Enjoy!
Passages referenced:
- Daniel 3
- Daniel 12:3
- Daniel 14
16 min - Jonah: A Whale of a Story
In this episode, I’ll present a few somewhat disconnected thoughts about the Book of Jonah, a fascinating little story tucked into the prophetic section of the Old Testament.
11 min
About The Lamb and the Scroll
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Let's face it. The Bible can be confusing if we don't read it properly. If this truly is a divinely inspired book, then we ought to engage in a serious reading of it! Join us as we dig into Scripture…
using the rich tradition of the Church. In bite-sized episodes, we'll unfold and unpack Scripture so that you are better equipped to read and understand the Word of God.