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CHC Podcast - Episode 10 - Church History For Life - Irenaeus: Treasuring And Guarding the Truth

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

7 days ago

2:38

So who was Irenaeus? Remember in these episodes, we're asking three main questions. Who were they? What are they known for? And what can we learn from them? What is their enduring impact upon the church?

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18 - Melito and Irenaeus

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 9 years ago

23:13

Irenaeus of Lyon, different story. His writings have been known. He was quoted extensively. And major works of his have come down to us. And so it's rather, he has a rather important standing. He was born near Smyrna between 115 and 125.

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TDB 4 The Conversions of Jeff Cavins and Dr. Joseph Johnson

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 7 years ago

33:46

podcast and you can get some of the details on this from our article in the Trinity Foundation called Recovering

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The Diving Board, Episode 7

TCN

ThornCrown Network

about 7 years ago

55:37

Now listen to what Irenaeus said in Chapter 10, picking up where Marcus Grota left off. And notice that Irenaeus' point is that the Church would never do what the heretics have done, namely gather views from outside the Scriptures and do injury to the Scriptures by abusing them.

1:20:14

TDB 5 — The Conversion of Taylor Marshall

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 7 years ago

46:23

1:59:49

April 10, 2019 Show with Ken Samples on “Classic Christian Thinkers: An Introduction”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 7 years ago

22:32

Irenaeus is a critical thinker. I think he had a really advanced theology, probably Trinitarian, defended the Incarnation, and of course probably his greatest contribution is he squares off with one of the earliest and most destructive heresies.

1:18:05

Trent Horn Continued, Debate Issues, Irenaeus and Church History

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 5 years ago

1:02:11

Let me just Try to do this as quickly as I can. One of the most important of our early church writers was Irenaeus Bishop of Lyon toward the last portion 170s 180s in in Gaul so Western the Western portion of the Empire and in fact If you recall when we were doing all that stuff last year About Gnosticism and Manichaeism and all the rest that stuff we talked a lot about Irenaeus because up until the discovery the Nag Hammadi library and other sources like that we pretty much Our knowledge of Gnosticism was pretty much based upon Irenaeus's description of it in his against heresies and So it should be Irenaeus would be central to any discussion That would be had about apostolic succession.

44:29

19 - Irenaeus and Apostolic Tradition

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 9 years ago

3:39

This is extremely important. We're going to see it over and over again in the course of the study of church history. But it is also important to recognize that Irenaeus is a real trouble spot for those who wish to assert the existence of a papacy early in the church.

45:27

To Ephesus Write...

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 1 year ago

15:11

Irenaeus, we've already spoken of quite a bit already, and if you've been in the church history with Keith on Sunday nights, he has brought up Irenaeus as well. He was a student of Polycarp, and who was Polycarp a student of?

1:59:24

December 12, 2018 Show with Dr. William Webster & Rev. David T. King on “The Lie of Rome that Sola Scriptura Was Invented by the Reformers”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 7 years ago

44:43

So Irenaeus, the Holy Scripture.

1:20:21

TDB 11 The Conversion of Marcus Grodi part 6

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 6 years ago

38:34

This formative event was the inspiration of Irenaeus' greatest work against heresies. In this work, he explained that he was not the first bishop who had to come to Rome's aid in such a manner. Others before him had come to Rome to correct her errant ways and to shore up the foundations of the wavering church there.

45:17

Irenaeus, Tertullian & Origen of Alexandria

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 2 years ago

5:29

And speaking of boldness, Irenaeus was martyred around the year 2000, excuse me, 202, when persecution against Christianity erupted in the region of Gaul. Okay, any questions so far, we're going to get the discussion question and then we'll move on to the next early church father.

1:31:59

Conclusion to the Sola Scriptura Series: Apostolic Tradition and Canon Issues

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 9 years ago

32:16

Now, Irenaeus flourishes around 180, may have died as late as 200. It might have been a little bit before that, because that's when we sort of see the primary persecution around Leon. So he dies pretty much before the third century.

1:13:07

Road Trip Dividing Line from Albuquerque!

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 2 months ago

23:53

Um, Irenaeus believes in apostolic tradition. Yep. You heard it here. Of course, anyone who has read my published scholarly material knows that back in, 95, 96, no later than 97, there was a compilation of chapters that came out on Sotoscriptura.

1:38:54

All About Ignatius with Timothy Easley

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 1 year ago

1:04:23

And Irenaeus being familiar with him is a little bit weirder of a thing, but one of the things I started early on, I was just like, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna go find quotations from other church fathers of Ignatius, and then I'm gonna find out which recension.

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34 - Theories of the Atonement

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 9 years ago

4:12

Now, the idea of recapitulation is central to Irenaeus' arguments against the Gnostics. Remember he wrote a number of books against the Gnostics toward the end of the 2nd century. And it was in that context that I mentioned to you that if this is going to be the case, if Jesus is going to recapitulate various aspects of man's life and his own life, he couldn't have lived only like 33.

1:28:12

The Ignatian Strawman Extinguished

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 1 year ago

36:57

What about Irenaeus and and and of course what that then means is? Well, when's the earliest manuscripts we have of their writings and it's very different. I Irenaeus is works against Gnosticism vitally important just just super super important stuff.

1:59:49

February 4, 2025 Show with Austin Huggins AND Dr. Edward Dalcour on “Recovering the Identity of the Church”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 1 year ago

12:49

So Austin explained that very weighty title there, recovering, I should say, recovering the identity of the church. Thank you, Chris. You're right to catch.

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The CHC Podcast - Episode 8 - Church History For Life - Ignatius Of Antioch

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

7 days ago

22:34

Yeah. So we've seen, we've considered who this person was, Ignatius of Antioch. What he was known for, he's known preeminently for his letters. He was known for his contending for the faith and his fighting against heresies, but he's also known for his death.

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Steve Ray

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 18 years ago

44:47

To that of the 30 eons here is how the chapter begins. Quote. We are now quoting Irenaeus who you just heard Steve Ray say learned directly from Polycarp who learned directly from the Apostles. There's only there's only one step from the Apostles to Polycarp one step from Polycarp to Irenaeus.