
Verse By Verse Through The Scriptures
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 515 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Father Stephen De Young discusses the first part of Deuteronomy chapter 5.
Father Stephen De Young discusses the second part of Deuteronomy chapter 4.
Father Stephen De Young discusses the first part of Deuteronomy chapter 4.
Father Stephen De Young discusses the entirety of Deuteronomy chapter 3.
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Very in-depth, and helps contextual use the scriptures with false presuppositions. I wish there were playlists.
Dr. De Young has been blessed with the gift of paidagogia.
It’s amazing trying to catch up.
Why, oh why, are the episodes so short? Anything less than an hour is disappointing, cut into anything less than 20 minutes is frustrating.
Fantastic pod! Thank you!
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This show offers verse-by-verse Bible study from an Orthodox Christian perspective, blending linguistic and historical context with patristic interpretation. Episodes frequently explore ancient Near Eastern background, biblical languages, and church-wide application, aiming to illuminate how Scripture informs faith, worship, and everyday life. Notable strengths include deep scholarly rigor delivered in approachable language, plus frequent ties to patristic sources and Orthodox practice that can appeal to listeners seeking both academic insight and devotional relevance. The format and host's style make it a strong fit for audiences who value careful exegesis, historical context, and practical theology in a faith-focused podcast landscape.
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