
Each week, Fr. Marc Boulos discusses the content of the Bible as literature. On Tuesdays, Fr. Paul Tarazi presents an in-depth analysis of the biblical text in the original languages.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 920 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

Jairus appears as an administrator. He was named, titled, and located inside a functioning system. He knew how things worked, when to ask, when to stop, when a situation was resolved. When he knelt before Jesus, it was already a breach of role, but t... more
Most assume that the difference between Greek literature and the Semitic Scrolls, written in Biblical Hebrew, Aramaic, and Qurʾanic Arabic, lies in narrative. It does not. Narrative is the veil, a carrier wave for what remains unseen. Everything hing... more
Human beings have always prided themselves on the advantage gained from possessing knowledge that others lack. We boast of being smarter, more informed, more enlightened—as if we were the elite guardians of some secret insight reserved for our sect, ... more
The thorns in Luke press and threaten. They are the self-referential swarm posing as a flock: the so-called “community” that gathers to its own voice, circling death, mistaking its stench for sweetness, even as it strangles the one bearing the seed. more
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I found out after many episodes of angry voices and condescending tone that Paul Tarazi is an Arian heretic. The podcast is not recommended at all. Paul Tarazi is almost a Muslim in disguise.
Information is good but I don't know why Mr. Boulos is always condescending? It takes heavy toll on the podcast. To him, I say, try to listen to yourself more often.
In-depth study of The Word.
I enjoy hearing it and learning from it.
Thanks to Father Paul and team!
Can you do a study on the menorah ? Thanks
Full of air. Long winded speakers. Asides, analogies, and “ not examples.”
Just be concise.
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Focusing on biblical texts interpreted through a literary lens, discussions revolve around the complexities of faith, divine authority, and contemporary issues. Episodes engage deeply with scripture, emphasizing understanding its context, original languages, and literary styles. The hosts often challenge traditional interpretations, encouraging listeners to confront their beliefs and recognize the tension between human constructs versus divine truth. A unique aspect includes intertwining modern societal critiques with theological insights, providing a thought-provoking approach to familiar narratives.
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