On the Journey, Episode 150: How God Reveals His Word - Dei Verbum, Part III
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Matt Swaim, Ken Hensley and Kenny Burchard continue their series on Dei Verbum, the Second Vatican Council's document on Divine Revelation.
How does God reveal his Word to humanity? How did the Holy Spirit work through the human authors of Scripture to transmit the message of salvation? By what means has this revelation been preserved and handed down?
And how does the Catholic understanding of all of this compare to the Protestant worldviews that Matt, Ken and Kenny were formed in?
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Amen. From Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil.
Thank you for stopping by!
Very good conversation! I will be staying tunes. God bless you OTJ!
Cradle Catholic here from the Philippines 🇵🇭 🙋
God bless you all for your ministry of teaching/enlightening us who are not so well versed in scriptures.🙏🏻💖😇
Thank you for your kind words! God bless you.
Thank you for presenting "Dei Verbum"!
1:01:40 "It all makes sense," Ken says. The Judaizers that the Church had to deal with in that first Counsel reported in Acts 15, were clearly Bible-believers! They were the best Bible readers -- they were Pharisees, who believed what their Bible taught -- a man had to be circumcised to enter the Temple. If Jesus is the Temple we enter through the Eucharist, then clearly circumcision was necessary.
It needed the Church coming together in the Holy Spirit to read the Scriptures through the eyes of the Living Word Who is The Gospel, Incarnate in Jesus and continuing in the Body of His Bride, the Church.
I love this document!
and we're still just getting started!
Another great discussion ..so Thankful to you all
Thanks for continuing to watch! We have a lot of fun putting these together...
Brilliant ! yep, we certainly all had a 3 legged stool ! Well done guys, so good to listen to and learn from 🙏
Thank you, you are too kind!
Ken just wanna make a point. Every time you talk, you’re pounding your desk and my boombox is going crazy while I’m listening to in the car. Just thought I’d mention it, buddy love these talks!
I always think that illiteracy should be mentioned alongside Sola Scriptura!
8:03
"Providence"? Me too. I didn't think about how God made sure these were the Scriptures, and no others. I just knew they were.
@@susand3668best question to ask a non Catholic who says “God did it…” - yes! But how?
@@KennyBurchard Exactly!