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Hosted by Unknown Host · religion · EN-US · 252 episodes
Join Edith Humphrey in reading Old Testament passages designed to bring to life the weekly Gospel and/or Epistle reading for the Divine Liturgy. Discover how the apostles and the New Testament writers followed the pattern of Jesus in their understanding of the Holy Scriptures of the early Church - the Law, the Prophets and the Writings.
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A Lamp for Today
This week we consider the prayer of the community and their life together as described by Luke in Acts 4:23-36. For light upon this intriguing vignette of the early Church, we look to passages in Exodus 16, Psalm 2, Psalm 145 LXX / 146 Hebrew, Nehemiah 9:6, and Revelation 10:6. The creating God calls His people into a unity that mirrors the generous life of the Holy Trinity.
A Lamp for Today
We look today at the result of the healing of the paralytic and the trial of the apostles Peter and John before the Jewish leaders, seeing Acts 4:1-22 in the light of Exodus 34:29-35; Deuteronomy 13:2-4; Psalm 118; Isaiah 43:11, 45:21-23; Luke 20:1-17; 2 Corinthians 4:4-6; and Philippians 2:5-11. God uses the humility of the fishermen to bring 5000 men (with their families) to the LORD, and makes them “most wise” in their hour of trial.
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We read Peter’s stirring sermon in Acts 3:11-26, understanding his references to Deuteronomy 18, as well as Genesis chapters 15, 18, 22, 26, and 28, and considering the wonder of how the Old Testament pointed forward to Christ, bringing blessing to both Jew and Gentile, knitting them together into one body, and healing each person who trusts in His Name.
A Lamp for Today
We read of the merciful miracle of the Apostles Peter and John in Acts 3:1-11, which allowed the lame beggar to enter the Temple in joy, and join the company of believers. We are helped in understanding his predicament by putting the story alongside Leviticus 21:18-23, 2 Sam/1 Kingdoms 5:6-8 and Jesus’ actions in Matthew 21:14.
A Lamp for Today
This episode concerns the response of the crowd to Peter’s sermon, and Luke’s description of the early Church in Acts 2:37-47, illumined by some of the fathers, and with reference to Deuteronomy 30:6 and 32:5, Joel 2:28-32, and Ezekiel 36:26-27. We learn about how the Holy Spirit enlivened the community and worship of the early Church, centered around the Apostles, and nurtured by the sacrament that our LORD has given for the life of the world.
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