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5:03

What is the goal of Progressive Christianity?

Wise Disciple

almost 6 years ago

1:08

He identifies this as what he calls the Greco -Roman six -line narrative.

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Gospel Genre

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 7 years ago

11:19

The Gospels have a structure of these kind of Greco -Roman biographies, but they are dependent upon and

1:18:05

The Bible, Inspired or Plagiarized?

Creation Fellowship

almost 5 years ago

41:16

In the Greco -Roman religions number six the death of these gods were a mythical drama with no historical

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04 - Gnosticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 10 years ago

17:36

The Roman mythology almost always just following on the Greek. The gods, the Greeks, were not always able to accomplish their will. They were, in themselves, in the final analysis, subject to fate. They were not eternal in the Christian sense of the term.

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Synoptics Section 305

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 12 years ago

2:26

Going back to Tatian's Diatessaron in the early centuries of the Christian era, Christians have put together books like this. They've put the Gospels in parallel. They've created a single Gospel drawing from each Gospel.

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Sunday, February 16, 2025 AM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

35:56

Demetrius, this merchant of Ephesus, he is caught up in a major drama, but he has no idea who the main character is. He thinks of himself as the protagonist and Paul his antagonist. But is the story truly about defending the honor of Artemis and maintaining the celebrated Ephesian way of life?

2:41:05

Jesus: Myth or Messiah? (White vs Barker)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 17 years ago

1:25:09

Was it the Romulus story? Was it the Homer story? Was it Dionysus? Was it Mithra? Was it Osiris? Which one of these many contradictory stories, all coming from a completely different worldview, are they actually drawn from?

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Gnostics In The Know

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 18 years ago

34:43

So you've got this Roman and Greek fighting between gods that in between we live in this world where some are trying to suppress us and some are trying to show us the knowledge, Gnosticism. So it's this battle between good and evil as most of the Roman and Greek gods have done or what you've seen in some of the writings.

25:42

How Shall We Then Live 1, “The Roman Age”

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 5 years ago

4:25

One can imagine a Roman legionnaire who slogged home from the vastness of the north, as he mounted the hill and looked down on Avance, a little Rome, as it were. With its amphitheater, its theater, and its temples.

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05 - Greek Philosophy

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 10 years ago

17:26

There is a spirituality and a rationality that pervades all the universe. So most of the Greek philosophers and Greek philosophic systems had some kind of ordering principle, very frequently referred to as the logos, which is, again, why people look at John and go, oh, he's making a play for the Greek philosophers and so on and so forth, I think ignoring his own background.

47:43

Daniel 2:36-49

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 2 years ago

4:42

About this and the statue, it falls along the lines of it having the arms, and as we look and we go further into the book, the two arms would be the Medo and the Persians. This becomes the smaller, less prominent part, and it winds up being just the Persian Empire.

41:30

NT Transmission - Codices

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 11 years ago

34:10

Euripides, nine, and that's 1 ,300 years. Pliny isn't too bad here. He's got 750 years between when he's written and our first manuscripts. Now the big old yellow thing on there is not the sun. That's the New Testament.

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Synoptic Gospels 266-267

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 15 years ago

11:33

But Luke has a similar story. But it does not seem to be the same story. But that's what synoptics do. They sort of throw these things in. That's why I sort of wonder if we looked at this and said, we'll hold that off, or we'd only looked at Luke's version of this similar situation.

1:17:49

Rome, Israel, and the Jesus Movement

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

11 months ago

1:06:17

Again, there's some interesting viewpoints that flow out of that, but my sense is Luke is recording the narrative in such a way that we're meant to see the significance of that Hebrew -Hellenistic division sprouting off in a certain way.

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Biblical Greek - Story 5 (with text) - They ate from the tree in Paradise - Free Greek

AWA

Alpha with Angela

over 1 year ago

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Kai tithesin auton en to Paradeiso. Kai poiei Hotheos gynaika ektou antropou. Kai legei Hotheos. Apo pantos tou karpou ton dendron fagete. Ala me fagete apo toutou tou dendrou. Kai legei ho ofis te gynaiki.

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Mithra? Attis? Really, Rob Bell?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 15 years ago

18:37

Even when you talk about the right hand of the gods, isn't the pantheistic Roman belief so completely different than the Christian belief? Venus and all these others here, how do you make a connection there?

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9 - Biblical Hermeneutics, Identification, Part 1

SFE

Striving for Eternity Videos

almost 7 years ago

12:58

Things like Genesis through Ruth or Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. These are historical narratives. You have the full list in your syllabus if you have a syllabus. So I encourage you to get one. And you may want to take some notes throughout this and have that notes in the syllabus.

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Gospel and Kingdom Chapter 3, "What is the Old Testament?"

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

over 9 years ago

3:00

Thus, the intention behind a section of historical narrative will be different from that which is behind a parable or a precept of the Mosaic Law. Some of the literary types will be familiar enough to us and will present few difficulties as literary expressions.

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The Gospel of John: The Arrest of Jesus

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

almost 6 years ago

9:49

When you consider a composite, these are all of the various details or episodes that are recorded for us. Page two of your notes, if you happen to be following. In John's gospel, before us, there are six major sections to this passion narrative, and so these pericope, or episodes, include the following.

1:16:46

New Testament Manuscript History

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 3 years ago

11:13

There's what's known as the Alexandrian text, and the Byzantine text, and the Western text, these are all traditions of text that all have a family line that can be traced back to originals, or at least what we believe the originals were.