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Welcome to ‘Enacting the Kingdom’: A Podcast about Liturgical Worship.Fr. Yuri Hladio is an Orthodox Christian priest with a life-long desire to keep learning. Fr. Geoffrey holds a doctorate in Liturgical Theology and is the director of Orthodox Christian Studies at Trinity College, University of Toronto. Together they explore the narrative and liturgical theology of the Orthodox Christian Church.
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Fr Geoffrey and Fr Yuri discuss three prompts based on a patron's insightful questions posed during the Salvation Is from the Jews series: How do the Synoptic Gospels and Acts portray early conflict between Christ-follow
Having solved all the world's problems regarding the relationship between the Jewish and Christian traditions, we're bringing the season to a close. We jest! We have, however, come to a good time to pause and reflect on
A full blown Christology was in place long before Jesus was born in Bethlehem. There was an understanding in ancient Judaism that God related to the world through a property of Himself that was called Son of God, the Wor
In this episode, we move out of the discussion on New Testament writings and into the writings of the Apostolic Fathers (or to borrow Fr Yuri's turn of phrase, "The Bible: The Next Generation"). How are they speaking to
Today there is clear distinction between Judaism and Christianity, but it wasn't always so. The family resemblance is quite strong! Rather than think of Judaism and Christianity as having a mother-daughter relationship,
In today's episode, we're going to go "there". We're going to step back in to the Graeco-Roman world and learn about some unquestioned medical truths of their day, held by Hippocrates, Galen and Aristotle, which pertain
In light of a listener question, Fr Geoffrey and Fr Yuri discuss a passage in Paul's first letter to the Corinthians, where Paul speaks about women covering their heads while praying, "on account of the angels". We can c
Some imagine that the the first people in Jerusalem who accepted Jesus as the Messiah radically broke away from the Jews, forming a new religion. We might even picture the apostle James, brother of the Lord and first bis
What does the coming of the Messiah of Israel mean for the nations, and does it mean something different for Israel? With a careful reading of the first three chapters of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, especially as we
We take a closer look at chapter 11 in the letter to the Romans, where Paul is talking about the relationship between Israelites and gentiles, and in particular how the gentile believers should relate to the Jews who did
What did Paul really think of the Torah? In this episode, Fr Yuri and Fr Geoffrey discuss the Old Perspective on Paul, New Perspective, Fresh Perspective and Radical Perspective (also called "Paul within Judaism"). Paul
Did Paul really convert on the road to Damascus? As a Torah-observant Jew, conversion would have meant turning away from the one true God of Israel, so Paul certainly would not have considered it as such. Clearly, there
The people of the first century lived in a god-infested world. In fact, we still do, though in our society we experience it more as a god-vacuum, as our theological imagination is devoid of divinity and the spiritual rea
Fr Geoffrey and Fr Yuri field a question from one of our listeners in regards to the Pharisees at the time of Jesus. We reflect on the four roughly divided sects of the Judaisms of the first century (Sadducees, Pharisees
There were many different ideas among the various Judaisms about what and who the Messiah might be, that coalesced around one or more of three central expectations having to do with land, kingship and temple. Many Christ
In today's episode, we take a closer look at the Gospel of John, the gospel from which we drew the title of this series, "Salvation is from the Jews". It is generally considered to be the odd one out among the other gosp
Jesus is a Pharisee. This might be hard to take, as many of us grew up equating the word "pharisaic" with "hypocritical" - sadly, a definition that still can be found in the Oxford Dictionary. So what is it that the Phar
Jesus often seems to be transgressing against the Torah and upsetting the experts in the Law, overthrowing their strictly rules-based religion in favour of a grace-filled one, yet is that really what is happening in the
Judaism, from the beginning, in all of its multiple forms, had a built-in inter-family debate over what the proper way of being Jewish is. Everything we have written in the New Testament is Jewish literature, and part of
We continue to work through the Lord's Prayer, which Jesus gave to his disciples who asked to learn how to pray, beginning with "Give us this day our daily bread." Fr Geoffrey and Fr Yuri explore how this traditionally J
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