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A verse-by-verse Bible Study from the Coptic Orthodox Christian perspective. Geared for those who want to understand the Bible from the perspective of one of the most ancient churches in the world. Established in the first century in Egypt by St. Mark the Evangelist, the Coptic Orthodox Church has spread to the four corners of the world. These podcasts were originally prepared for the college and young professionals of St. Mary & St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church in Milwaukee, WI. Please keep this service in your prayers. For more information, visit the church's website: wiscopts.net
SMSA - COC hosts A Coptic Orthodox Journey through the Bible, a religion show with 78 episodes published.
In this chapter - St. Paul covers 2 points: 1) to understand the mystery that was hidden for so long but now, in the NT is revealed to the Church and through the Church; and 2) this chapter is concluded by a beautiful pr
In this chapter, St. Paul explains the transition we make when joining the Church of God: 1) from death to life - before joining the Church of God, we were dead, after becoming members of the body of God we became alive
This episode includes an introduction and verse-by-verse review of chapter 1. The introduction includes a brief look at the City of Ephesus itself, St. Paul's time in Ephesus during his 3rd missionary journey, an overvie
In ch 5, St Paul spoke about the concept of freedom and liberty in Christ. He explained what it means to be free in Christ and highlighted that 1) liberty means freedom from the dead works of the Law; 2) through this fre
St. Paul concluded chapter 4 by affirming that we are the children of the freewoman, Sarah married to Abraham as opposed to the children of Hagar the slave. St. Paul explains in this chapter the concept of freedom and li
In the previous chapter St. Paul discussed the purpose of the law and what it was not for, which in part includes the concept that the law does not provide salvation. In this chapter St. Paul continues and concludes his
In this chapter St. Paul emphasizes something that should be familiar to us by now, which is that we are saved by faith in Christ and not by the works of the law. St. Paul also calls out the Galatians for going backwards
This chapter discusses what is believed to be St. Paul’s third visit to Jerusalem after meeting Jesus on the Road to Damascus. This is recorded in Acts 15 (the Jerusalem Council). As we will see this chapter discusses hi
A deep dive into the background of this epistle, including the date, the recipient, and theme of this epistle. This includes a deep dive into why St. Paul argues that Gentile Christians did not have to follow the Law of
After showing the Corinthians every love and compassion, confirming that he will spend everything he has, and will give even himself for their sake. He makes his final promise regarding his 3rd visit to Corinth. He encou
In previous chapters, St. Paul defended himself against those who criticized him. He did it, not for himself but because he wanted the people of Corinth to not lose faith in him and start following the false teachers. Th
In the previous chapter, St. Paul refused to compare Himself with others, especially with the false apostles; counting his call as divine, and his measures as not according to the human mind. Now, however, he decides to
In this and the next couple of chapters, St. Paul is preparing them for his next visit. That is why in this chapter we see him responding to several charges and suspicions which they have raised against him, and warns th
Chapter 8 is about the principles of giving. To ensure that he was not misunderstood in the last chapter of accusing the church in Corinth of being mean in giving, St. Paul presents an apology for his zeal in exhorting t
In the previous chapter, St. Paul continued a discussion about how we perfect our holiness, his joy at the Corinthians repenting, returning to God and the Church. He discussed Godly vs worldly sorrow and he shares his jo
Remember, St. Paul’s whole goal with this epistle is to get peace back and reconcile the people with him. In the last chapter he was speaking to the people who felt alienated. Telling them to come back to Church and that
In this chapter St. Paul speaks about his spiritual ministry, the sacrifice he is making for the Gospel, and about his authenticity as an apostle, because he wants the Corinthians to believe in his message - he is an aut
St. Paul has been defending his apostleship and explaining the nature of his service. In chapter 4 he explained that in spite of the suffering, in spite of the false accusations, in spite of hardships he faces he will no
Having talked about the mutual relationships of love between the shepherd and his flock (Chapter 2), and having revealed the glory of the ministry of the New Covenant, entrusted to him (Chapter 3). Here St. Paul continue
In this chapter, St. Paul reveals that the ministry of the New Covenant is a ministry of the Spirit that grants life; and not a ministry of the deadly letter, which is the Old Covenant, the law of Moses. St. Paul present
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