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Thursday, March 05, 2009
Luke 1-4: The Gospel of Luke is the most complete account of the Jesus' life. If Mark is the newspaper account and Matthew is the primer for a first century confirmation class, then Luke is the encyclopedia account complete with a sequel in the book of Acts. Luke is thought by scholars to be a Gentile physician who traveled with Paul. In the first four chapters that you listened to today, we find the birth narrative that is so familiar at Christmas time, as well as the...
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
By now you have complete the first two gospels of the new testament, Matthew and Mark. Matthew is a primer for new converts, particularly the Jewish variety. Mark is thought to be the earliest of the gospels but likely composed after the core of Paul's letters. How do they compare? You have listened to the full story from two perspectives, what do you think each author is trying to communicate? I hope you will come for discussion on Wednesdays and that you will...
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
I am interested to hear from you all about how the audio Bible is impacting your daily life. Each Wednesday through Lent we will be meeting in the Fellowship Hall to discuss your insights, questions and comments. In addition, this site is monitored daily and is your way to comment daily and provide all of us with on ongoing dialogue about this event. Thanks for visiting the blog. I know for certain that this story changes lives. I pray you are being enlightened and...