Podcasts about Patriarch

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Revelation Date: January 19, 1841 Revelation Place: Nauvoo, Illinois Section 124 - Historical Background: It had been 2 years since receiving the prior revelation and much had happened during that time: - Joseph had finally been freed from Liberty jail by a sympathetic sheriff (who was then killed by the angry mob for allowing Joseph to escape). - Joseph fled to Illinois and the saints purchased thousands of acres of unimproved land in Commerce, Illinois for settlements. It was a swampy and mosquito infested wilderness. Many saints suffered from malaria as they drained the swamps and worked the land. - Two notable deaths had occurred – Bishop Edward Partridge (resulting from persecution injuries) and Joseph Smith, Sr. - Joseph had gone to Washington DC to seek redress from President Martin Van Buren, who refused to help them. In his own words, Van Buran's refusal was made for his own personal, political gain. - The Governor of Illinois signed charters allowing the Saint's new city to be established, self-governed and allowed an independent military body formed from within to protect itself. Hence the city Commerce is renamed Nauvoo, a Hebrew word meaning a place of rest and beauty, and a militia, called the “Nauvoo Legion,” is organized.  Joseph felt a great sense of urgency in completing the Lord's and fulfilling his calling. Joseph receives this revelation as a result of his pleadings, which is the longest revelation in the Doctrine and Covenants.  Recap: Joseph is to make a proclamation of the Gospel to all the rulers of nations; the saints are commanded to build a new temple to the Lord; they are also commanded to build a house to welcome outside guests and investigators; Hyrum is called to replace his father as Patriarch of the church; general and local officers are called directly by the Lord, yet they all must be sustained by the church membership in a church conference before they are allowed to take their office.

Patriarch, Philanthrop und Provokateur: Der Logistikmagnat Klaus-Michael Kühne füllt mehr als eine Rolle aus und hat es damit zu einem der reichsten Deutschen gebracht. Wie er auf René Benkos Versprechen hereinfallen konnte und warum er auch im hohen Alter noch gern aneckt. Weiterführende Links: Rangliste der größten Vermögen 2025: Das sind die 500 reichsten Deutschen Vermögensranking: Die größten Verlierer und Gewinner unter Deutschlands Milliardären Vermögensranking: Die wichtigsten Fragen und Antworten zur Reichstenliste Der Tag – Die Wirtschaftsnachrichten als Newsletter Das manager magazin fasst den Tag für Sie zusammen: Die wichtigsten Wirtschaftsnachrichten im Überblick. Täglich ab 18:00 Uhr. Hier geht es zur Anmeldung! Dieser Podcast wurde produziert von Felix Klein, Sven Bergmann und Nele Geiger.+++ Alle Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier. Die manager-Gruppe ist nicht für den Inhalt dieser Seite verantwortlich. +++ Alle Podcasts der manager Gruppe finden Sie hier. Mehr Hintergründe zum Thema erhalten Sie bei manager+. Jetzt drei Monate für nur € 10,- mtl. lesen und 50% sparen manager-magazin.de/abonnieren Informationen zu unserer Datenschutzerklärung.

He was born in Thessalonika around 1300; his mother was a convert from Judaism. He entered monastic life, first at Mt Sinai, then at the Great Lavra on Mt Athos. The so-called "Hesychast controversy" was then raging, and St Philotheos became one of the firmest and most effective supporters of St Gregory Palamas (November 14) in his defense of Orthodoxy against western-inspired attacks on the doctrines of uncreated Grace and the possibility of true union with God. It was St Philotheos who drafted the Hagiorite Tome, the manifesto of the monks of Mt Athos setting forth how the Saints partake of the Divine and uncreated Light which the Apostles beheld at Christ's Transfiguration. In 1351, he took part in the "Hesychast Council" in Constantinople, and wrote its Acts. In 1354 he was made Patriarch of Constantinople; he stepped down after one year, but was recalled to the Patriarchal throne in 1364. He continued to be a zealous champion of undiluted Orthodoxy, writing treatises setting forth the theology of the Uncreated Energies of God and refuting the scholastic philosophy that was then infecting the Western church. Despite (or because of?) his uncompromising Orthodoxy, he always sought a true, rather than political, reconciliation with the West, and even worked to convene an Ecumenical Council to resolve the differences between the churches. This holy Patriarch was deposed in 1376 when the Emperor Andronicus IV came to the throne; he died in exile in 1379.   St Philotheos composed the Church's services to St Gregory Palamas. He is not listed in the Synaxaria, but is venerated as a Saint in the Greek church.

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The same arguments against icons today are found in this 9th century debate between the Patriarch of Constantinople and the Emperor. As St. Nikephoros said, "But the ‘Logos became flesh [Jn. 1:14].' He was a man seen by men, otherwise we could not reproduce in pictures what is unseen."Text is from the Life of St. Nikephoros of Constantinople found in the The Great Synaxaristes of the Orthodox Church (Lives of Saints)

Ženy XYZ #12: Představa o ženách udržujících oheň v jeskyni a mužích na lovu je v popkultuře tak zakořeněná, že se využívá k ospravedlňování neférového rozdělení péče, špatné orientace mužů v supermarketu i rozdílech v odměňování. Výzkum z posledních let ale ukazuje, že taková představa paleolitu je naprosto mylná. Nejnovější metody analýzy proteinů a DNA dokládajé, že ženy lovily stejně často a se stejnou vervou jako muži. Studie také naznačují, že anatomie žen může být pro některé druhy lovu dokonce lépe uzpůsobená. Odkud se nepřesný obraz prehistorie vzal a co přesně se o pravěkých ženách zjistilo? Ve třinácté epizodě podcastu Ženy XYZ debatují Silvie Lauder a Clara Zanga.

Sokat hallani mostanság a „patriarchátusról”, amely évezredeken át volt az emberi közösségek hatékony szervező logikája. Kalauzunk a témában Dávid-Barrett Tamás, aki alaposan kikutatta a kérdéskört: nagyívű könyvet írt ennek a letűnőben lévő „technológiának” a természetrajzáról. Ebben az epizódban az Oxfordban tanító viselkedéstudóssal beszélgetek a csimpánzok társadalmáról, monogámiáról és poliamoriáról, a bizonytalan múltról és a kiszámítható jövőről, az életről meg mindenről.

'Our righteous Father Sergius was born in Rostov, north of Moscow, about the year 1314. Named Bartholomew in baptism, he was brought up in Radonezh, and at the death of his parents he withdrew to the wilderness to become a monk. It is notable that without having been trained in a monastery, he was of such a spiritual stature as to be able to take up the perilous eremitical life from the beginning, without falling into delusion or despondency. When he had endured with courage the deprivations of the solitary life, other monks began to come to him, for whom he was made abbot against his will. On the counsel of Philotheus, Patriarch of Constantinople, he organized his monks according to the cenobitic life, appointing duties to each. While Anthony and Theodosius of Kiev, and the other righteous Fathers before Sergius, had established their monasteries near to cities, Sergius was the leader and light of those who went far into the wilderness, and after his example the untrodden forests of northern Russia were settled by monks. When Grand Duke Demetrius Donskoy was about to go to battle against the invading Tartars, he first sought the blessing of Saint Sergius, through whose prayers he was triumphant. Saint Sergius was adorned with the highest virtues of Christ-like humility and burning love for God and neighbor, and received the gift of working wonders, of casting out demons, and of discretion for leading souls to salvation. When he served the Divine Liturgy, an Angel served him visibly; he was also vouchsafed the visitation of the most holy Theotokos with the Apostles Peter and John. He was gathered to his Fathers on September 25, 1392. At the recovery of his holy relics on July 5th, 1422, his body and garments were found fragrant and incorrupt. His life was written by the monk Epiphanius, who knew him.' (Great Horologion)

John Catsimatidis and Curtis Sliwa cover everything from supermarket wars and New York politics to Italian heritage, global travel, and free speech. John recalls his battles with A&P over his “Six O'Clock Coffee” and shares stories about carrying Trump-branded products in his stores, while Curtis dives into his whirlwind tour of the five boroughs and his mission to bring a Christopher Columbus statue to Staten Island. The conversation moves from Greek festivals and the Patriarch's blessing to the history of Columbus Day, prejudice against Italian Americans, and President Trump's role in restoring the holiday. They also weigh in on Jimmy Kimmel's controversial return, the role of free speech in media, and the international landscape from London tabloids to Italian politics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jsou Gen Z progresivní, nebo konzervativní? Co si myslí o společnosti? A co si společnost myslí o nich? Pětičlenný tým redakce Radia Wave připravil sérii Vlna Zleva zprava o rozdílných názorových táborech uvnitř mladé generace. Tentokrát se zaměřuje na mladé ženy, které bychom mohli označit za progresivně liberální.

Die meisten Menschen möchten in einer Welt leben, in der Mitgefühl und Weisheit regieren. Doch im zehnten Abschnitt des Diamant-Sūtras heißt es, dass der Tathāgata, als er unter dem Buddha Dīpaṃkara übte, keine Wahrheit erlangte und kein harmonisches Buddha-Feld schuf. Denn ein solches zu schaffen, bedeutet in Wirklichkeit, kein harmonisches Buddha-Feld zu schaffen. Eine schöne Welt ist also untrennbar mit einer hässlichen Welt verbunden. Mal schlägt das Pendel zur einen und mal zur anderen Seite aus. Der Buddha empfiehlt daher, dass ein Bodhisattva einen Geist entwickeln sollte, der nirgendwo beheimatet ist. Doch wie entwickelt man einen solchen Geist? Als Daikan Enō, der spätere sechste Patriarch des Zen, diese Passage des Diamant-Sūtras hörte, wurde er erleuchtet und ging ins Kloster. In Fall 23 des Mumonkan bemerkte er dazu: »Denke weder gut noch böse. In diesem Augenblick, wo ist dein wahres Selbst?« Der Diamant-Sūtra-Gelehrte Tokusan pausierte in Koan 28 des Mumonkan an einem Imbiss. Beim Anblick seiner Kommentare sagte die alte Frau hinter dem Tresen: »Ich hörte, dass im Sūtra gesagt wird, der vergangene Geist kann nicht festgehalten werden. Der gegenwärtige Geist kann nicht festgehalten werden, der zukünftige Geist kann nicht festgehalten werden. Jetzt möchte ich euch fragen: Welchen Geist wollt ihr denn erfrischen?« Tokusan war so verblüfft, dass er den Zenmeister Ryōkan aufsuchte und sich mit ihm austauschte. Als Tokusan spät abends ging, war es draußen finster und er bat um eine Fackel. Ryōkan reichte sie ihm und blies sie aus, als Tokusan sie nahm. Daraufhin hatte Tokusan eine tiefe Erfahrung. Natürlich können auch wir heute den Geist entwickeln, der nirgendwo verweilt, und ein harmonisches Buddha-Feld erschaffen, das nur deshalb so genannt werden kann, weil es keines ist. Um für junge Erwachsene den Aufenthalt im ToGenJi zu ermöglichen, bitten wir um eine Spende: Sie finden die Kontodaten/Paypal auf unserer Website https://choka-sangha.de/spenden/ Herzlichen Dank

“As rich as a Rothschild” was a common saying in the gilded age. Their rags to riches story reads like many other great modern financial dynasties; a brilliant founder who forged a fortune and future generations who squandered it on eccentricities. But the Rothschilds have a few interesting twists; The Patriarch's five sons were sent across Europe to establish their own banking dynasties. They explicitly excluded their sisters and daughters from the business, and inbred extensively to keep their wealth intact. And the Rothschilds were uniquely vilified because they were Jewish. They were targeted by the Nazis and saw much of their art, palaces and cash stolen. And they continue to inspire conspiracy theories which claim they secretly control the world. Let's uncover the true story of the Rothschilds. Join me every Tuesday when I'm Spilling the Tea on History! Check out my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/lindsayholiday Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091781568503 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/historyteatimelindsayholiday/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@historyteatime Please consider supporting me at https://www.patreon.com/LindsayHoliday and help me make more fascinating episodes! Intro Music: Baroque Coffee House by Doug Maxwell Music: Butterflies in Love by Sir Cubworth #HistoryTeaTime #LindsayHoliday Please contact ⁠advertising@airwavemedia.com⁠ if you would like to advertise on this podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AP Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports on Robert Redford's death.

AP correspondent Ed Donahue has a look at Robert Redford's life in the movies.

Revelation Dates: November 1834 – December 1835 Revelation Places: Kirtland, Ohio Section 106 - Historical Background: It had been 5 months since the return from Zions Camp. Joseph was engaged in the building of the Temple in Kirtland, along with visiting and strengthening each branch in the area. The previous month of March, Joseph had visited the town of Freedom, baptizing 30-40 people there, including Warren Cowdery, the brother of Oliver Cowdery. This revelation is directed to Warren Cowdery. Recap: Warren Cowdery to be ordained a High Priest and preside over the saints at Freedom, Ohio. He is to be humble and an example, preaching to the people. Section 107 - Historical Background: On Feb 14, 1835, Joseph invited all those who risked their lives at Zions Camp, to attend a special meeting. From the congregation, the 12 Apostles were chosen. Shortly thereafter, the First Council of 70 was selected, presided over by a presidency of 7. On March 28, 1835, the Twelve were about to leave on various missions and desired an uplifting revelation to take with them.     Recap: There are two priesthoods, the Melchizedek and Aaronic. All offices in the church are appendages to this priesthood. Priesthood offices are listed along with their rights and duties. Melchizedek: To administer the keys in spiritual things, authority to preside over all; Offices include High Priest – organized into the First Presidency, quorum of 12 Apostles, quorums of the Seventy, Patriarch and Bishop; and all other holders of the Melchizedek priesthood are to be ordained to the office of Elder. Aaronic: To administer keys of the administering of angels and the outward ordinances, to be presided over by the High Priest of the bishopric; Offices include Priest, Teacher and Deacon. [Note: When it comes time to translate records, such as the sealed portion of the gold plates, the book of Enoch, the brass plates, etc. the prophet will be sustained not only as prophet, seer and revelator, but also translator.] The number of quorums of the Seventy will expand as needed to travel as ministers among the gentiles. Section 108 - Historical Background: Lyman Sherman was among those faithful brethren who answered the call to Zion's Camp. However, upon their return to Kirtland, he wavered. Prompted by the Lord, Lyman approached Joseph to request a blessing and revelation from the Lord. Recap: Because of following the prompting of the Lord, Lyman is forgiven. The Lord admonishes to stop resisting the promptings of the Spirit and to be more careful in observing your vows. Be patient and faithful so the Father can bless you. Stringthen your brethren through conversation, prayers and in your doings. 

On this week's AP Religion Minute, an American nun is ousted after criticizing a Orthodox patriarch's support for Russia's war, and a crusader church organ is played again after 800 years. AP Correspondent Walter Ratliff reports.

AP Correspondent Walter Ratliff has this week's AP Religion Roundup.

"Born in Prizrem, he served as first secretary to King Dušan. He became Archbishop in 1339, and in 1346 was raised to the rank of Patriarch. He was a zealous pastor, and brought order to the Serbian Church, being 'a great upholder of the Church's laws'. He entered into rest on September 3rd, 1349, and his relics are preserved at Pec´." (Prologue)

In this episode of This Old Tree, Doug introduces us to S'Ozzastru and the Ancient Olive Trees of Sardinia. Some trees are old — and then there's S'Ozzastru. Nestled near the village of Luras on the island of Sardinia, this ancient olive tree has stood for nearly 4,000 years. Also known as "The Great Patriarch" or "The Patriarch of Nature," the Bronze Age tree is a living witness to the rise and fall of civilizations. How has it endured for millennia? Who, across the centuries, has found shelter beneath its branches? And will the millennial olive trees of Sardinia continue to survive? Join us as we travel to the heart of the Mediterranean in search of secrets to one of the world's oldest living trees. 

Cyborg-, Techno- oder Xenofeminismus: Wie Feminist:innen auf technologische Entwicklungen blicken, dazu hat Technikphilosoph:in Toni Loh ein Buch geschrieben. Im Dissens Podcast spricht Toni über das Künstliche Intelligenz und Patriarchat, die falschen Versprechen des Techno-Kapitalismus und feministische Design-Prinzipien für technologischen Fortschritt.

Jedním z témat moderní společnosti je rovnost žen a mužů. Ta by se mimo další oblasti měla projevovat i ve výplatách. Za stejnou, stejně kvalitní práci a při rovnocenném vzdělání by měly ženy dostávat stejně peněz jako muži. Podle Českého statistického úřadu (ČSÚ) se to u nás rozhodně neděje. Stačí se podívat na průměrné hrubé měsíční mzdy podle vzdělání a pohlaví, jak byly vypláceny v roce 2024. Všechny díly podcastu Názory a argumenty můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

St Alexander took part in the First Ecumenical Council as delegate of Patriarch Metrophanes, who was too frail to attend; and succeeded Metrophanes on the Patriarchal throne. By his prayer to God that the Church might be spared the schemings of Arius, Arius was struck dead.   St John is, by one account, St John the Faster (Sept. 2), who reposed in 595; by another, St John Scholasticus (Feb. 21), who reposed in 577.   St Paul was Patriarch for five years, then renounced the Patriarchal throne to take the Great Schema.

Mod: Andreas Mittendorfer, Gesendet in Ö1, am 26.8.2025 Während Israels Armee unaufhaltsam vorrückt, haben die Christen in Gaza beschlossen, in der kleinen Pfarre auszuharren. Das haben der lateinische und der griechisch-orthodoxe Patriarch von Jerusalem per Erklärung mitgeteilt. Gestaltung: Cornelia Vospernikx x x x x x In der Ukraine gibt es angesichts des Angriffskriegs Russlands auch Spannungen zwischen den unterschiedlichen orthodoxen christlichen Kirchen im Land. Einen kleinen Beitrag zu Versöhnung bot kürzlich ein Jugendworkshop der Stiftung Pro Oriente. Gestaltung: Maria Harmer

Some trees are old — and then there's S'Ozzastru. Nestled near the village of Luras on the island of Sardinia, this ancient olive tree has stood for nearly 4,000 years. Also known as "The Great Patriarch" or "The Patriarch of Nature," the bronze age tree is a living witness to the rise and fall of civilizations.How has it endured for millennia? Who, across the centuries, has found shelter beneath its branches? And will the millennial olive trees of Sardinia continue to survive?Join us as we travel to the heart of the Mediterranean in search of secrets to one of the world's oldest living trees.

What does dead faith really look like? Listen as Pastor Skip paints a vivid picture of belief with no action—and why living faith changes everything.

What does dead faith really look like? Listen as Pastor Skip paints a vivid picture of belief with no action—and why living faith changes everything. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/104/29

Are you living out the purpose God saved you for? Tune in as Pastor Skip shows how true faith always produces action—and why that matters for your walk with Christ.

Are you living out the purpose God saved you for?Tune in as Pastor Skip shows how true faith always produces action—and why that matters for your walk with Christ. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/104/29

HALC Executive Director and host Endy D. Zemenides is joined by Patrick Theros, former U.S. Ambassador to Qatar, member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and former Deputy Coordinator for Counterterrorism, to analyze the freezing of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem's bank accounts. You can read the articles we discuss in the podcast here:Jerusalem freezes Greek Orthodox Patriarchate's bank accounts over tax dispute | The Times of IsraelSerbia rocked by ongoing anti-government clashes – DW – 08/19/2025President of Syria Al-Shara met Patriarch of Antioch in Damascus | Orthodox Times (en)

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This week Dr. Jenkins looks at the errors and misunderstandings that plagued by Rome and Michael Kerularius, and thus we examine both Humbert's Bull of Excommunication against the Patriarch, but also Peter of Antioch's reprimand of Kerularios for his own misunderstandings of the Latins. For the Orthodoxy and Education Conference: https://tinyurl.com/OrthEd2025

The controversial confession allegedly written by Cyril Lucaris which brought on the Synod of Jerusalem in 1672. The Eastern Orthodox even denied he was a real Patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox Church because he not only believed in what Protestants Reformers were teaching, he understood that it was a return back to the Holy Scriptures and its sufficiency. For more on Cyril Lucaris' life, check out these videos:https://youtu.be/A7cE1IfHC2whttps://youtu.be/_yQBY2lPWUcGod bless you!www.divinenature.net

This episode breaks down 3 of the 10 surprising practices of multi-generational families that Jeremy has identified. From celebrating talent in big families (without relying on teachers/coaches/tutors/etc.), to protecting daughters from the degenerate culture of feminism, to setting up the family leadership under a respected and cherished patriarch and matriach...these things are counter-cultural, but that's what we need if we're ever going to build a multi-generational family. Today's culture certainly isn't building them! On this episode, we talk about: 0:00 Intro 3:23 10 surprising practices 4:40 Celebrate talent through family showcases 10:12 Safeguard daughters from harm 18:24 Patriarch and matriarch Subscribe on Substack ➡️ https://jeremypryor.substack.com Follow Jeremy on: Instagram: https://instagram.com/jeremympryor/ X: https://x.com/jeremympryor Resources Mentioned: Full article on Jeremy's Substack: https://jeremypryor.substack.com/p/10-surprising-practices-of-successful Mastery Contracts With Your Kids Episode: https://youtu.be/ACELRfqh6-I?si=nBuQ6sgMsAuGt90P&t=1844 --- Welcome to Jeremy Pryor's Podcast, or what I like to call, "Jeremy Pryor Unfiltered." We are excited to bring you seasons of content all the way from Tolkien to Theology, from Business to Family. If you like to contemplate deep philosophical ideas across a wide range of topics, you've come to the right place. Make sure to subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube so you don't miss out on future episodes!

Syria is facing perhaps its gravest crisis since the fall of the Assad regime last December. It began with sectarian clashes between Druze and Bedouins in the southern province of Sweida. Hundreds of people are reported to have been killed since sectarian clashes between Druze militias and Bedouin tribes erupted in the province on Sunday. The Druze religion is an offshoot of Shia Islam with its own unique identity and beliefs. In addition to Syria, there are sizeable communities of Druze in Lebanon, Jordan, Israel and the occupied Golan Heights. Edward Stourton speaks to Dr Omar Imady, Senior Fellow, Centre for Syrian studies.Roman Catholic Cardinal Pizzaballa and the Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem have been visiting the Christian communities in Gaza and delivering 500 tons of aid after the Church of the Holy Family was hit by an Israeli Strike. Two women aged 84 and 69 were killed along with the 60-year-old janitor of the church. Nine others were injured including the parish priest Fr Gabriel Romanelli. The office of the Israeli PM issued a statement saying it regrets that stray munition hit the church and that it is committed to protecting civilians and holy sites. Sunday hears from Anton Asfar of the Catholic relief agency Caritas - he's based in Bethlehem but works closely with the Holy Family parish as well as Cardinal Vincent Nichols.One hundred years ago, the trial of John T Scopes began, where a US high school teacher was charged by the state of Tennessee for teaching the theories of evolution. Nick Spencer, is senior fellow at the Christian think tank Theos. He joined the commemorative events, and, speaking from Dayton Tennessee, he told Edward Stourton why the trial attracted so much attention.Presenter: Edward Stourton Producers: Bara'atu Ibrahim & Catherine Murray Production Coordinator: Liz Poole Studio Managers: Jack Morris & Olivia Miceli Editor: Tim Pemberton

Es ist wieder Quiz-Zeit! Die Hörerinnen und Hörer auf Patreon und Steady haben Fragen gestellt, die Herren Podcaster treten gegeneinander an. Den Quizmaster gibt wie immer der fabulöse Christian Beuster. Aber mit "die Herren Podcaster" meinen wir diesmal nicht Chris, Fabian und Gunnar, diesmal gibt es ein Retro-Duell: Stay Forever gegen Retro Gamer! Die Frage aller Fragen: Wer wird gewinnen? Für Stay Forever treten an: Christian Schmidt, der Patriarch des PC-Gamings und Fabian Käufer, Consolen-Connaisseur und Nintendo-Nerd. Retro Gamer schickt Jörg Langer (auch als Ex-Chefredakteur von GameStar bekannt) und Hardy Heßdörfer (auch für Nerdwelten am Start) ins Rennen. Hinweis: Retro Gamer ist DIE deutsche Zeitschrift für Retro-Games und -Hardware. Zu den Autoren gehören zahlreiche Koryphäen des deutschen Spielejournalismus, wie Heinrich Lenhardt, Winnie Forster, Anatol Locker, Harald Fränkel und natürlich unsere beiden Quiz-Gäste Jörg Langer und Hardy Heßdörfer. Retro Gamer erscheint vierteljährlich am Kiosk und im Abo; im Abo erscheint das Heft sowohl als gedruckte Fassung als auch als digitales eBook. Podcast-Credits: Quizmaster: Christian Beuster Assistent des Quizmasters: Christopher Bär Kandidaten: Christian Schmidt, Fabian Käufer, Jörg Langer, Hardy Heßdörfer Audioproduktion: Johannes DuBois, Christian Schmidt Titelgrafik: Paul Schmidt Musik: Das Lied „Happy Happy Games Show“ aus dem Intro und Outro dieser Episode stammt von Kevin MacLeod via incompetech.com, lizensiert unter Creative Commons Attribution.

In this Radio Feature, Rabbi Gary continues to discuss prophecy. This 1 minute episode will air on KKLA 99.5 in Los Angeles, beginning July 18, 2025, on Fridays during rush hour.Send us a text

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Following the success of the first three volumes of The Mighty Assyrians, Tony Shalalo returns with the fourth instalment in the series, titled The Betrayal. Mr Shalalo says that this edition focuses on the tragic assassination of Assyrian Patriarch Mar Benyamin Shimoun and dozens of his bodyguards by the Kurdish tribal leader Simko on March 3, 1918. Through powerful storytelling and vivid illustrations, Tony and his team bring to life one of the darkest chapters in Assyrian history, capturing its historical gravity with both artistic depth and factual detail.

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With his final breath, Jacob commands his sons to bury him in the cave of Machpelah with Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, and Leah. This last request reveals where his heart truly lies—not in the prosperity of Egypt but in the promises of God. Joseph honors his father with a royal Egyptian funeral: forty days of embalming, seventy days of mourning, and a massive funeral procession including Egyptian dignitaries. Yet this grand Egyptian send-off ends in a simple cave in Canaan. Even Pharaoh's servants witness that Israel's hope lies not in Egypt's glory but in God's covenant promise. The journey to bury Jacob becomes a prophetic rehearsal for a greater exodus to come.  The Rev. Roger Mullet, pastor of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Buffalo, WY, joins guest host Rev. Doug Griebenaw, Mission Advocate for KFUO Radio, to study Genesis 49:29-50:14.  To learn more about Prince of Peace, visit princeofpeacebuffalo.org. Genesis isn't just the start of the Bible; it's the foundation of everything. Creation, sin, judgment, grace, covenant, and promise all take root in this remarkable book. The stories are ancient, but their truths are eternal. In this new series from Thy Strong Word, Pastor Phil Booe and his guests walk verse by verse through Genesis, exploring how God reveals Himself as Creator, Judge, and Redeemer. From the grandeur of the cosmos to the struggles of ordinary families, Genesis introduces us to a God who speaks, acts, and keeps His promises. So, whether you've read it a hundred times or are just now cracking it open for a serious look, this series will help you see Genesis with fresh eyes—and a deeper faith. Thy Strong Word, hosted by Rev. Dr. Phil Booe, pastor of St. John Lutheran Church of Luverne, MN, reveals the light of our salvation in Christ through study of God's Word, breaking our darkness with His redeeming light. Each weekday, two pastors fix our eyes on Jesus by considering Holy Scripture, verse by verse, in order to be strengthened in the Word and be equipped to faithfully serve in our daily vocations. Submit comments or questions to: thystrongword@kfuo.org.

In the beginning, by which I mean before 1054, the Church was united, though the Eastern and Western pieces had lots of theological differences, which they could just not iron out. But then it was 1053, and the Patriarch of Constantinople closed all the Latin churches in the city, and after that, the Pope of Rome tried to get the Patriarch to recognize him (the Pope) as the head of the Church, which he wouldn't, and then they excommunicated each other, and we had The Great Schism of 1054. But there was still lots and lots of trade between the East and the West, because money, which is why in 1182 there was a large Italian population of traders and their families in Constantinople, especially since they'd been given lots of economic incentives, and so they were making lots of money and shouldering all of the Byzantine traders out, and also, alas, the Italians were VERY arrogant and annoyed everybody, besides which they were very badly behaved, and a mob that had been celebrating the entrance into the city of their new emperor Andronikos pivoted and began massacring all of the Italians they could find in the city. This was very bad. Very bad indeed. And it didn't help the East-West relations, which would be reaching their nadir with the Sack of Constantinople in 1204, after which the East and the West wouldn't even speak to each other, for hundreds of years. We explain the massacre and Michelle finds novels, including one by, I kid you not, Louis L'Amour, who apparently had a sort of cowboy take on the whole shebang.

He is counted as one of the Holy Unmercenary Physicians. "This saint was born of rich and eminent parents in ancient Rome, where he studied all the secular wisdom of that time, devoting himself in particular to the study of medicine. Sampson was a compassionate and liberal physician, and gave the sick medicine for both soul and body, counselling each man to fulfil the requirements of the Christian faith. He moved to Constantinople, where he lived in a tiny house from which he distributed alms, comfort, advice, hope, medicine and all possible aid to those suffering in spirit and in body. The Patriarch heard of Sampson's great virtue and ordained him priest. At that time the Emperor Justinian the Great became ill with what his doctors believed to be an incurable disease. The Emperor prayed with great fervor, and God revealed to him in his sleep that Sampson would heal him. When the Emperor summoned Sampson to court, the old man had only to put his hand on the diseased place and the Emperor was healed. When Justinian offered him an immense sum of money, Sampson thanked him but would accept nothing, saying to the Emperor: 'O Emperor, I had silver and gold and other riches, but I left it all for the sake of Christ, that I might gain heavenly and eternal wealth.' When the Emperor insisted on doing something for him, Sampson asked him to build a house for the poor. In that home, Sampson cared for the poor as a father cares for his children. His compassion for the poor and weak was second nature to him. This holy man, filled with heavenly power and goodness, entered peacefully into rest on June 27th, 530. He was buried in the Church of the Holy Martyr Mocius, his kinsman. After his death, Sampson appeared many times to those who called upon him for aid." (Prologue)

For twenty-eight years he lived the ascetical life on Mt Athos as a disciple of St Gregory of Mt Sinai. Later, he founded the monastery of St Mamas, also on Mt Athos. In 1350 he was elected Patriarch of Constantinople. After four years, he resigned the patriarchal throne to return to the Holy Mountain, but was called back to the throne, where he remained until his death in 1363. He wrote the definitive lives of St Gregory the Sinaite and St Theodosius of Trnovo. He was known to St Maximos Kapsokalyvia (the Hut-burner), who foretold his death: On his final journey to Serbia, on which he died, the Patriarch stopped on Mt Athos, where St Maximos saw him and said, "This elder will not see his flock again, because I hear behind him the hymn over the grave, 'Blessed are those that are undefiled in the way...'"

He was born to wealthy parents in Syracuse of Sicily. He entered monastic life and in time became a priest in the service of Patriarch Nikephoros. Because of his great and well-known zeal for the holy icons, he was cruelly persecuted by a succession of iconoclast emperors. Around 815, he was sent as an ambassador to Rome on behalf of the Patriarch, who had been exiled by the Emperor Leo the Armenian. When he returned to Constantinople upon Leo's death, he was immediately exiled and imprisoned by Leo's successor, Michael the Stutterer. Upon Michael's death he was freed for a short time, but soon the Emperor Theophilus had him exiled to an island where, says the Prologue, "he spent seven years in prison with two common robbers, in damp conditions, without light and without sufficient food, as if in a grave." When the pious Empress Theodora restored the Empire to Orthodoxy, he was freed and elevated to Patriarch of Constantinople. On the Sunday of Orthodoxy, we commemorate the restoration of the Holy Icons by Theodora and Methodios. Despite many attacks by heretics while he was Patriarch, he served faithfully and reposed in peace.

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In his day there was great disorder among the princes of Russia and in the Russian Church. One of the rival princes appointed a monk named Kim as Metropolitan of Kiev without seeking the blessing of the Patriarch of Constantinople, as was still done at that time. The Patriarch sent Metropolitan Constantine to investigate, and he deposed Kim and banished the priests whom Kim had ordained. This led to strife among the people, some of whom supported Constantine, some Kim. Finally, at the request of the princes, the Patriarch sent a third Metropolitan, and both Kim and Constantine were removed.   When Constantine died in 1159, his will ordered that he not be buried, but cast out to be eaten by dogs, since he felt that he was guilty of sowing discord in the Church. Horrified, but unwilling to go against his last wishes, the people threw his body outside as he had ordered. During the three days that it lay exposed, Kiev was wracked with thunderstorms and earth tremors, in which eight people were killed. Finally the Prince of Kiev ordered that the Metropolitan's body be buried in the church, and the weather immediately became calm.

(Genesis 49:29-33) Jacob's life, and his part in the story has come to an end. We reflect on the short, evil, and blessed life of the last Patriarch.

He was born in Constantinople around 758, of pious parents: his father had been exiled under Constantine Copronymus for his steadfast veneration of the holy icons. Nikephoros served in the imperial palace as a secretary, but later renounced worldly success to struggle in monastic life near Constantinople. He built and administered a monastery which soon became filled with monks; but he himself never took the monastic habit, feeling himself unworthy. Though a layman, he took part in the Seventh Ecumenical Council at the request of the Emperor and Patriarch because of his remarkable knowledge of Holy Scripture. Much against his will, he was made Patriarch of Constantinople at the death of Patriarch Tarasios. He was made a monk, then elevated through all the priestly orders in a few days, then enthroned at St Sophia in 806.   A few years later, the Emperor Leo the Armenian took the throne. Patriarch Nikephoros, as was customary, sent him a Confession of the Orthodox Faith to sign. Leo put off signing the document until his coronation, then revealed himself to be an Iconoclast heretic. The Patriarch tried quietly to bring him back to the Orthodox faith, but to no avail. When the Emperor, in his turn, tried to make the holy Nikephoros bow to iconoclasm, the Patriarch clearly and publicly upheld the veneration of the holy Icons. For this he was deposed and driven into exile at the Monastery of St Theodore, which he himself had founded. Here he reposed, having served for nine years as Patriarch, and thirteen years in exile and privation.