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The journey of creation continues with Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan from Chapter 2 of the Book of Genesis. In this chapter, we get to see the image of God, the Abba, in terms of a potter working with clay. God doesn’t want to be a faraway source; He wants to be working with us. The Potter makes us in His image and His likeness. Man is then placed in the Garden of Eden, a King’s garden. Obedience to the will of God is a vital part of happiness on earth. 

In Scripture, we are introduced to 3 gardens:

1. Garden of Eden - sin entered into this perfect environment, the human race fell and it brought expulsion from paradise
2. Garden of Gethsemane - God works with the human race to restore paradise to us; Jesus fought sin, death, and hell for us and made atonement for sin
3. Easter Garden - Jesus triumphed over sin, death, and hell so that the human race can begin all over again

The final stage in the creation of the human race is the creation of the woman. While the earth flourished with various species, God alone could provide Adam with a comparable mate, a person who was also made in the image of God. Adam is put into a deep sleep and from him, God creates a woman; this woman is meant to be a companion, his lover, and the mother of all his children. She was to be the mother of the human race. God created them with a plan, equal in dignity and honor with different roles in life; they are equally responsible for keeping in union with God and for taking of the paradise given to them.

Bible References:

• Gen. 2:7 - God formed man off of the dust of the ground
• John 9 - Jesus worked with clay to heal the blind man
• Jer. 18:3-4 - Potter remakes the vessel into something better
• Is. 29:15-16 - Voe to those who hide from the Lord
• Rom. 9:20 - Surely a potter can do what he likes with the clay
• Gen. 1:27 - Made in the image of God
• Gen. 2:8-10 - The Garden of Eden
• Gen. 2:15 - God placed man in the garden to tend to the garden
• Gen. 2:16 - Freely eat from the garden except for the tree of the knowledge of good and evil
• Prov. 8:31 - God delights to be with the children of men
• John 14:31 - Jesus loves the Father and wants the world to know it
• Gen. 2:18-20 - A comparable mate for all
• Gen. 2:21 - Creation of woman
• Matt. 19 - Question of Marriage
• Gen. 2:24 - Man should leave the past to cleave to the future
• Gen. 2:25 - Nakedness and shame

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. 

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Two trees in the Garden of Eden are mentioned in Chapter 2 of the Book of Genesis, one the Tree of Life and the other the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan explains how we are introduced to choice and free will. We are also told that the Tree of Knowledge is an apple tree; this is a representation of human sexuality because it is the most fruitful tree. The Tree of Life appears throughout the Bible, from Genesis to the Book of Revelation.

There is a stark comparison between the first Adam who chose the Tree of Knowledge and the last Adam, Jesus, who chose the Tree of Life. Because Jesus agreed to make atonement for the sins of Adam and his descendants, the Cross became the Tree of Life. Though the tree that Adam and Eve chose was planted by God and was not evil, it was human hands that corrupted it. In Chapter 3, we see the mystery of the enemy of the human race; because God forbade Adam and Eve to eat from the Tree of Knowledge, satan intervened and enticed them to eat it. Satan is trying to prevent as many of the children of Adam as possible from feeding from the Word of God.

The ignorance of evil is led Eve to dialogue with the serpent without understanding its disinformation and malintent. We see the first reaction of God to sin here; He cannot and will not tolerate sin. The problem is not whether an environment is good or evil, but it’s us, our choices, and our free will. It’s our response to God’s will and love. Love binds us to God and love binds us to our neighbor.

Bible References:

• Ps. 145:17 - God only acts out of love
• 1 John 4:7 - God is love
• Song of Songs 2:5 - Apple tree represents human sexuality
• Gen. 1:28 - Called to be fruitful, multiply, fill the earth, and conquer it
• Duet. 21:23 - Cursed be any man who hangs on a tree
• Gal. 3:13 - Jesus became a curse for us to remove the curse that was on the human race
• Matt. 27:35 - The tree of the Cross was made by human beings
• Gen. 3:6 - The tree in the Garden of Eden was pleasant to look at
• Is. 53:2 - The tree of the Cross was without beauty
• Ps. 34:8 - Taste and see how good the Lord is
• John 6:54 - Those who eat and drink the flesh and blood of God have eternal life
• Rev. 22:2 - Saints are trees of life
• Gen. 3:1-5 - The dialogue with the serpent
• Gen. 3:6-8 - They ate the fruit and they hid from God
• John 8:44 - The devil is a deceiver
• Hab. 1:13 - The Lord’s eyes are too pure to look upon sin
• Matt. 22:37-40 - The greatest commandment

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. 

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We continue to look at the days of creation from Chapter 1 of the Book of Genesis with Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan. On the 6th day, God created man in His own image; we see that Adam is the “crown of creation” and he is made like God, in the image of God. He is created in innocence, grace, and the fullness of union with God. He appoints Adam as the lord of the earth and gives Adam dominion over the rest of creation.

The 7 days of creation represent the 7 ages of man, the 7 stages of history… Man’s attempt to run the human race without God fails every single time! Day 1 in human history is the age of innocence; this is the short time between the creation of Adam in Chapter 1 and the fall and expulsion of Adam from paradise in Chapter 3. Day 2 is the age of conscience when man was expelled from the earth and day 3 is the age of human government when he was scattered across the earth. On day 4, we have the age of promise when man was in spiritual and temporal hell, day 5 brings the age of the law where Jesus dealt with sin on Calvary, and day 6 is the day of redemption when the earth is purified. Finally, on day 7 is the Sabbath - the Lord’s day - the age of God’s kingdom on earth. The Bible begins with creation and ends with eternity.

Adam points to Jesus in many ways throughout the Book of Genesis; through the way God has allowed history to shape up, we can learn a lot about the last Adam, Jesus, from the first Adam. Adam passed on guilt and shame to his children but Jesus passed on His holiness and redemption.

Bible References:

• Gen. 1:26-28 - Made in God’s image
• Gen. 1:29-30 - Man and animals are given plants for food
• Ps. 8:1-9 - Magnificence of God’s creation and the nothingness of man
• John 1: 7 days of the new creation
• Rev. 20 - Final judgment of the human race
• 1 Cor. 15:45 - First Adam became a living soul and the last Adam became a life-giving Spirit
• Col. 1:15-20 - Supremacy of Christ
• Luke 38 - Jesus is the son of Adam and of God
• Ep. 5:31-32 - Jesus as the husband of the Church
• Ps. 22:27-31 - Children of Jesus
• Col. 1:18 - Head of the Church
• Rev. 19:16 - King of kings and Lord of lords
• 1 Cor. 15:47 - The first man was of the earth and the second was from heaven
• Is. 61:10 - Joy in Resurrection
• Gen. 2:1-3 - God made everything for man, rested on the 7th day, and sanctified it

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. 

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The Book of Genesis, the first book of the Bible, lays down the foundation for all the other books in the Bible. The word Genesis comes from Bereshit which means “in the beginning”. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan explains how we can find the beginning of everything in this book. We have the beginnings of sin and temptation, the separation of light and darkness, a revelation of God’s mercy and justice, the first prophesy of the entire Bible…

Everything came into being by God’s divine will alone. In bringing something from absolutely nothing, the sovereign power of God is illustrated for the first time; He creates all beings and also preserves them. Discover the beauty of God’s creation and His wisdom in the first chapter of the Book of Genesis and learn about the beginning of God’s people.

God created, the Spirit hovered, God spoke and creation came into being - the very first hint of the Holy Trinity; one God, one will. At the end of this text, the stamp of perfection reveals the author: “Let there be…” is given 10 times, “Everything is good…” is given 7 times, and “Heaven” is also given 7 times.

Bible References:

• Gen. 3:15 - The promise of a Savior
• Is. 45:18 - God who created the heavens and earth
• Gen. 1:1 - God created the heavens
• Gen. 1:2 - Darkness, void, and chaos
• 1 John 1:5 - God is light
• 1 Tim. 6:16 - God lives in unapproachable light
• Rev. 12 - Satan and his angels thrown out of heaven
• John 3:19 - Men have chosen darkness over light
• Is. 14:12-15 - Alluding to the fall of Lucifer
• Ezk. 28:11-28 - Fall of Lucifer
• Gen. 1:3 - Day 1 to Day 6; first restoration of the earth to bring order out of chaos
• Gen.1:3,6,9,11,14,15,20,24,26,30 - “Let there be…”; the 10 commandments of creation
• Ps. 90:5, 2 Pt. 3:8 - With the Lord, a thousand years is like a single day
• Ps. 36:9 - “Lord, in Your light, we see light”
• Ps. 119:130 - “As Your word unfolds, it gives light”
• Gen. 1:6 - Dividing waters
• Ps. 19:1-4 - The Books of the Heavens

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. 

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In this final session of reflection on the Book of Revelation, Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan guides us through Chapter 22. To see God face to face has been the desire of humankind since the beginning and it comes to fruition here. The conclusion of this book and the Bible reveals to us that humanity can see the face of God in spite of all the trials and chastisements because that is what we were made for.

The entire Book of Revelation is a prophecy, the Bible too, which tells us all that God has done, is doing and will do. God forewarns us in order to forearm us. Jesus became man to divinize us and here in Revelation, the human race has reached a level of living a divine life on the earth so the angel speaks to St. John as an equal. 

In verse 16, Jesus gives His signature at the end of the Book of Revelation; it’s His signature to the entire Bible. He tells us that this is God’s truth and that He is of David’s line. St. John and the angels respond Maranatha!

Bible References:

• Rev. 22:4 - The people in New Jerusalem will see God face to face
• Exo. 33: 18-23 - Moses asked God if could he see Him face to face
• John 14:8 - The apostles ask to see the Father in heaven
• Matt. 5:8 - Only the pure in heart can see God
• Rev. 22:6 - All that is written will come true
• Amos 3:7 - God never does anything without telling His prophets first
• Rev. 22:7 - 6th beatitude: Happy are those who treasure the prophetic message of this book
• Rev. 22:8 - St. John fainted because the angel was so like God
• Rev. 22:9 - The angel talks to St. John as an equal
• Rev. 22:10-15 - God will be with those who choose to be with Him
• Matt. 25 - Parable of the final judgment
• Rev. 22:14 - 7th beatitude: Happy are those who have washed their robes clean
• Rev. 22:15 - Those who won’t get into heaven
• Rev. 22:16 - Jesus sent His angel to make these revelations for the sake of the churches
• Rev. 22:17 - Marantha; Come, Lord Jesus!
• Rom. 8:28-29 - The Spirit helps us pray according to the mind of God
• John 7:37 - Fountains of living water will flow
• Rev. 22:18-19 - A solemn warning
• Rev. 22: 20 - Jesus emphasizes again that He is coming
• Rev. 22: 21 - “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen”

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

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The last few verses of Chapter 21 of the Book of Revelation describe the condition of union with God that the people of the Holy City are living. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan helps us understand this magnificent vision of St. John. The city and the people had the Shekinah - the luminous presence of God. The streets are of pure gold but transparent as glass; this represents the pure light and fire that is God’s presence. There is no temple in this city because the luminous presence of God for us on earth is in the Eucharist. There is no more darkness and nothing evil can enter this place.

In Chapter 22, we see a spring of water flowing out from the temple into the whole world bringing Divine abundance and healing to nations. On both sides of the river, we see trees of life. The tree of life was lost in Genesis with the fall of Adam, it was restored on Calvary with Jesus, and the fruit of the tree of life is what we experience in union with Him; paradise is regained and all the saints share in it.

Bible References:

• Rev. 21: 21-24 - Street was pure gold but transparent as glass
• Ezk. 1 - The presence of God
• Is. 60-66 - Fulfillment of these chapters in Rev. 21 and 22
• Is. 60 - The glorious resurrection of Jerusalem
• Is. 60:1-2 - The glory of God is with us in the tabernacle
• 1 Cor. 3:16 - We are the temple of God
• Is. 60:3-4 - Nations coming to the Lord
• Is. 60:11 - Gates open for all at all times
• Is. 60:15 - Eternal pride and joy
• Is. 60:19-23 - God will be everlasting light and there will be great flourishing
• John 1,3,8,9,12 - Jesus is the light of the world
• Is. 2:2-4 - Nations will come to the Lord
• Rev. 21:25 - There will be no more night
• Rev, 21:27 - Nothing unclean can come into this place
• Is. 11 - Paradise regained
• Rev. 22:1-2 - River of life, the tree of life, and the crops of life
• John 10:30 - “The Father and I are one…”
• Gal. 5:22 - Fruits of the Spirit
• Rev. 22:3-5 - The Lord will shine on His people and they will reign forever
• Gen. 1-6 - Sin increased, multiplied, and conquered the earth
• Gal. 3:13 - Curse lifted because Christ paid for it
• Deut. 21:23 - Cursed be any man who hangs on a tree
• Rev. 3:21 - The people of Laodicea would be allowed to share the throne if proven victorious

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org

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In our reflection on the Book of Revelation, today we continue to explore Chapter 21 with Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan. We read about the new Heavens and the new earth which will be the holy city, the new Jerusalem. When St. John was taken to see the harlot, he was taken to a spiritually desolate place. Now, that he is seeing the glory of God in man fully alive, he is taken to a very high mountain and place of great spiritual glory.

God’s light is no longer hidden and those living in the Holy City are covered in the light of God because they are living according to the will of the Lord; they are living the “Our Father”. They are protected by the will of God, the presence of God, and the glory of God. Every corner of the city is revealed to St. John - it is a perfect cube.

Bible References:

• Rev. 21:10-11 - John is taken to a very high mountain to see the glory of God
• Prov. 4:18 - The path of the virtuous is like the light of the day
• Lev. 19:2 - You shall be holy for I am holy
• Rev. 17 - Condemnation of Sin City
• Rev. 21 - Exaltation of the Holy City
• Matt. 5:14 - Church is a city on a hill
• Rev. 12:1 - Church is clothed with the sun
• 1 Tim. 6:16 - God dwells in unapproachable light
• 1 Pt. 2:9 - “You are all sons of the Light”
• Eph. 5:8 - “...Light in the Lord…”
• Is. 2:5 - “All will walk in the light of the Lord
• Rev. 21:12-13 - The walls of the Holy City
• John 10:9 - Jesus is the gate
• Rev. 3:1-6 - Sardis was captured because there were no guards
• Eph. 2:20 - “... Christ Jesus as the cornerstone…”
• Rev. 21:15-19 - Measurement of the city
• Rev. 11 - St. John was given a measuring rod to measure the church
• Rev. 21:18 - The composition of the walls in the Holy City
• Eph. 5:27 - Church is holy and without blemish
• Rev. 21:19-20 - The foundation stones of the Holy City
• Rev. 21:21 - The gates were pearls
• Matt. 13:45-46 - Jesus compared the whole kingdom of God to a precious pearl

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org

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In Chapter 21 of the Book of Revelation, we see a declaration coming from the throne of God - He can make all things new. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan explains St. John’s vision of God’s plan for salvation. Jesus has shown Himself as the Beginning and the End; with His reign, we see the end of the old church and the beginning of a new one. This is the vision of a New Jerusalem that will honor God.

He offers the water of life to all who are thirsty. All those who choose God will come into the inheritance of His kingdom; those who do not choose God will die a second death and burn the lake of sulfur. St. John is given a vision of what the holy city, the bride of the Lamb, will look like; it shines with the light of God. All who dwell in this city are priests of God - a chosen people, the royal priesthood. The Lord lives in us and works through us.

Bible References:

• Rev. 21:5 - All of creation is made new
• Rom. 8:18-24 - The whole of creation is depending on us
• Rev. 21:6 - Alpha and Omega
• John 4:10 - Water of life
• Matt. 25:34 - Parable of the final judgment; inheritance for God’s people
• Rev. 21:7 - Rightful inheritance of the victorious
• Rev. 21:8 - Second death to “sinners”
• 2 Tim. 1:7 - Being cowardly is fatal in the battle against sin
• Rev. 21:9-21 - A picture of the Holy City
• 1 John 1:5 - God is light
• 1 Tim. 6:16 - God dwells in unapproachable light
• 1 Cor. 12:12-31 - The mystical body of Christ
• 2 Cor. 5:17 - Old creation is gone and the new one is here
• Rev. 21:22 - There is no temple
• Rev. 4,5,7,8,12,14,15,19 - Everybody who dwells in this city are priests of God
• 1 Pt. 2:9 - “You are a chosen people…”
• Rev. 1:5 - He loves us and has washed away our sins with His blood
• Exo. 19:6 - “I will count you as a kingdom of priests…”
• Is. 61:16 - “You will be priests of the Lord…”
• John 2:19 - Jesus said that He was the temple
• 1 Cor. 3:16 - “You are the temple of the living God…”
• Luke 17:21 - The kingdom of God is within you

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org

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In this final session of reflection on the Book of Revelation, Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan guides us through Chapter 22. To see God face to face has been the desire of humankind since the beginning and it comes to fruition here. The conclusion of this book and the Bible reveals to us that humanity can see the face of God in spite of all the trials and chastisements because that is what we were made for.

The entire Book of Revelation is a prophecy, the Bible too, which tells us all that God has done, is doing and will do. God forewarns us in order to forearm us. Jesus became man to divinize us and here in Revelation, the human race has reached a level of living a divine life on the earth so the angel speaks to St. John as an equal. 

In verse 16, Jesus gives His signature at the end of the Book of Revelation; it’s His signature to the entire Bible. He tells us that this is God’s truth and that He is of David’s line. St. John and the angels respond Maranatha!

Bible References:

• Rev. 22:4 - The people in New Jerusalem will see God face to face
• Exo. 33: 18-23 - Moses asked God if could he see Him face to face
• John 14:8 - The apostles ask to see the Father in heaven
• Matt. 5:8 - Only the pure in heart can see God
• Rev. 22:6 - All that is written will come true
• Amos 3:7 - God never does anything without telling His prophets first
• Rev. 22:7 - 6th beatitude: Happy are those who treasure the prophetic message of this book
• Rev. 22:8 - St. John fainted because the angel was so like God
• Rev. 22:9 - The angel talks to St. John as an equal
• Rev. 22:10-15 - God will be with those who choose to be with Him
• Matt. 25 - Parable of the final judgment
• Rev. 22:14 - 7th beatitude: Happy are those who have washed their robes clean
• Rev. 22:15 - Those who won’t get into heaven
• Rev. 22:16 - Jesus sent His angel to make these revelations for the sake of the churches
• Rev. 22:17 - Marantha; Come, Lord Jesus!
• Rom. 8:28-29 - The Spirit helps us pray according to the mind of God
• John 7:37 - Fountains of living water will flow
• Rev. 22:18-19 - A solemn warning
• Rev. 22: 20 - Jesus emphasizes again that He is coming
• Rev. 22: 21 - “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen”

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org

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We begin the most glorious part of the whole Bible which is the fulfillment of everything that God has promised from the beginning. Irish Scripture Scholar explains how everything that was prophesied before now comes to completion with the last book of the Bible, the Book of Revelation. The pattern in the book of Ezekiel and Daniel is the same as in the Book of Revelation and what St. John is trying to say is that the same pattern plays out all the time.

Chapter 21 shows us St. John’s vision of the new Heavens and new earth; this is the resurrected church on earth, a new era of Divine Holiness. We have here the final manifestation of God’s Kingdom on earth.

Bible References:

• Ezk. 1, Rev. 1 - A vision of the throne of God
• Ezk. 2, Rev. 10 - Ezekiel and John were told to eat the scroll
• Ezk. 4-8 - Sin City is warned of judgment
• Ezk. 9-10 - Judgment is foretold
• Ezk. 13-14 - Spoke against the false prophets
• Ezk. 21 - Sword of the Lord would bring chastisement
• Ezk. 23 - The two harlots
• Ezk. 28 - Lament for the fall of Babylon
• Ezk. 29-30 - Spoke against the followers of the harlot
• Ezk. 34 - Judgment of the shepherds
• Ezk. 37 - Resurrection of the people of God
• Ezk. 40-41 - New Temple
• Ezk. 43 - Return of the Lord
• Ezk. 47 - New Temple and light grace flowing out from the right side
• Ezk. 48 - New Jerusalem
• Dan. 2 - Revelation about the 4 terrible beats
• Dan. 3 - Idolatry, persecution of God’s people, and glory of the martyr
• Dan. 7 - Daniel’s dream of the 4 empires
• Dan. 7:9-10 - A vision of Christ in glory
• Dan. 7:13-14, Rev. 4-5 - A vision of the Son of Man receiving the Kingship
• Dan. 8 - Vision of the antichrist
• Dan. 9 - Prophesy of the 70 weeks
• Dan. 10 - A vision of the time of wrath
• Dan. 11 - About the antichrist
• Dan. 12 - Time of the end
• Rev. 21:1-3 - New Heaven and new earth
• Rev. 11:15 - A declaration
• Is. 65:17 - A promise of the new heaven and earth
• Is. 66:22 - People would endure
• Luke 21:24 - Age of the Gentiles is over
• Rev. 13 - The beast and dragon came from the sea
• Rev. 20 - Sea fled before the presence of God
• Is. 51:9-10 - Sea flees before God

Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful.

Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org

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