
This is a podcast focusing on biblical texts and terminology and not topics. Episodes discuss how the biblical teaching is communicated through the function of words.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

The Son Of Man.
When Jesus refers to himself in the Gospels, it is almost exclusively as “Son of Man;” that is to say, not “Son of God” as in “a king.” Moreover, Jesus is systematically referred to as “a teacher” in the Gospels more than any other a... more
The Temple Of (The Biblical) God.
When we hear St. Paul say in 1 Corinthians, “you are the temple of God, and the spirit of God dwells in you“ we often imagine that he means each one of us is a temple. But that is not true. The “you” of 1 Corinthia... more
Love controls all.
Galatians 5:22-6:2.
Although the works of the flesh are many, there is one fruit of the Spirit. In Galatians 5, St. Paul teaches the difference between working the works of the flesh (our own desires) and living and walking by th... more
Outside The Tent.
Original intro music composed and performed by Raphael Shaheen.
“Ruff Enuff” performed by MonoNeon and Prince.
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Having grown up in a multi-denominational family, I learned of the general Christian principles and commandments well enough to “get the gist”. I subsequently lived a Christian, albeit agnostic, life. After stumbling upon Orthodoxy and this podcast, it does a very good job of stripping away the vagueness and seemingly contradictory interpretations of those other denominations. In doing so, it speaks to “the truth” that the other faiths’ rationalizations could only allude to.
Great podcast. Thank you Father Fred!
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This program offers verse-by-verse and word-function focused biblical analysis across a range of topics, from church imagery and temple theology to Pauline gifts, guidance on temptation, and scriptural rhetoric. Episodes frequently bridge linguistic notes (Greek terms and their meanings) with theological and historical context, drawing on both New Testament narratives and patristic tradition to illuminate how biblical words function within broader biblical systems. Notable throughlines include the primacy of the community (ekklesia/the church), the centrality of love in exercising spiritual gifts, and how worship, obedience, and mission unfold through Scripture as understood in early church and patristic perspectives. The format tends to be... more
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