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In this podcast I overviewed the amazing dating of the Hebrew Bible by the great scholar Edwin Thiele. I mentioned in the podcast that how did I come up with the date of 1916 B.C. for the year Joseph entered Egypt at age 17. So, as promised, this rest of this article is to give more detail on Edwin Thiele's work and how we get to these dates. Again, this is not something I came up with. I don't teach my opinion or my speculations as fact. I have studied the great scholar Edwin Thiele's work on the dating in 1 Kings 6:1 … Now it came about in the four hundred and eightieth year after the sons of Israel (Jacob's other name) came out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon's reign over Israel, in the month of Ziv which is the second month, that he began to build the house of the LORD Edwin Thiele's work and research is documented in his book, “The Mysterious Numbers of the Hebrew Kings.” He shows that the 4th year of Solomon's reign is 966 B.C. which means the Hebrews left Egypt in 1446 B.C. (we get this by adding 966 and 480 or 966+480 = 1446 B.C. since we are going back in time). But, how did Edwin Thiele come up with this date? You'll hear many us this date but they will NOT know the source. They will not be able to give you the historical research to show where this date came from its total reliability. However, in Edwin's book this is shown. Thiele is the one who gave us this date of 966 B.C. Let's go see what Thiele discovered. Thiele was studying the ancient king lists of the ancient Assyrians. In these lists, one called the Eponym Canon, references a solar eclipse in the reign of Assur-dan III in the month of Simanu. Astronomers today easily found the date of this astronomical event as June 15, 763 B.C. The Assyrians used this solar eclipse to give dates of the reigns of their kings dating from 892 to 648 B.C. These king lists developed by the ancient Assyrians became their calendar. Thiele saw that this seemed to be an accurate calendar and could be used to understand dates of events in other cultures and among other ancient peoples like the Hebrews in Israel. But, was the Assyrian “calendar” correct? Was it accurate? Thiele needed to find another “calendar” that would support the dating in the Assyrian calendar. Thiele discovered another ancient writing, the CANON OF PTOLEMY, a Greek astronomer 70-161 A.D. His writings relate to Middle Eastern history and include a very interesting event; it was a lunar eclipse that happened on March 19, 721 B.C. which was an easy date for our contemporary astronomers to determine. This lunar eclipse and the dating used from this event in the Canon of Ptolemy result in another “calendar” if you will. When one matches the Canon of Ptolemy with the Assyrian “calendar” one verifies the accuracy of the other. Thiele discovered two amazing documents with two amazing astronomical events that resulted in precise dating of key events and reigns of kings in ancient time. So, how does this help us in Bible dating? Since the Assyrian king list and its dates are now found by archaeology to be accurate we now know the exact dates of the reign of Shalmaneser III. He reigned from 859-824 B.C. Two of these years are critical for us. The 6th year of Shalmaneser's reign and the 18th year. First, let's focus on the 6th year of his reign. A tall rock with ancient writing was discovered in Turkey in 1851. It is called the Kurkh Stele (image is public domain accessed at Wikimedia). On this stele Shalmaneser write about the battle of Qarqar. This battle occurred in the 6th year of his reign which now has easily been determined from the Assyrian king list as 853 B.C. What is so awesome is on the stele the Assyrian king gives names of the kings he fought against in the battle. Ready for this? Here's our connected to the Bible. Shalmaneser fought against Ahab who was married to Jezebel. The Bible says that Ahab ruled for 22 years as we read in 1 Kings 16:29 … Now Ahab the son of Omri became king over Israel in the thirty-eighth year of Asa king of Judah, and Ahab the son of Omri reigned over Israel in Samaria twenty-two years. So, the next question is of the 22 years of Ahab's reign, when did he fight in the battle of Qarqar? On top of that when did Ahab die? If we knew that then we'd know then Ahab started to rule as king of Israel, the northern 10 tribes. In the year 1846 another amazing stone was discovered. It is now known as the Black Obelisk of Shalmaneser III (image is public domain accessed at Wikimedia). On this stone pillar there is an amazing picture; the picture and description is of king Jehu kneeling and paying tribute to the Assyrian king, Shalmaneser III. Jehu became the king in Israel 12 years after Ahad died. Just consider 2Ki 10:35-36 … And Jehu slept with his fathers, and they buried him in Samaria. And Jehoahaz his son became king in his place. Now the time which Jehu reigned over Israel in Samaria was twenty-eight years. Jehu reigned as king for 28 years. On the Black Obelisk Assyrian ancient records state that it was the 18th year of Shalmaneser III when Jehu paid homage to Shalmaneser. But, the 18th year of Shalmaneser's reign from the ancient Assyrian king's list is 841 B.C. But, Ahab fought the battle of Qarqar in 853 B.C. as we saw on the Kurkh Stele. Subtracting 853 and 841 is 853-841=12. There were 12 years between the battle of Qarqar and when Jehu offered tribute to Shalmaneser. The Bible helps us with those 12 years. First we read in 2 Kings 8:25-26 that Ahaziah the son of Ahab became king after Ahab and was king for one year. Then in 2 Kngs 1:17 and 3:1 we find that Jehoram, the son of Ahab and Ahaziah's brother became king when Ahaziah died and was king for 12 years. Thiele also discovered that the first year of Jehoram's reign was what is called an accession year. He officially became king after the accession year so only served for 11 years. So, let's put this all together. In 841 B.C. Jehu offers tribute to Shalmaneser III as we just saw. 841 B.C. is 12 years after the battle of Qarqar in 853 B.C. in which Ahab fought. But, Ahab is killed in another battle as one can read in 1 Kings 22:29-40. And in the 12 years after Ahab's death his son Ahaziah reigns for 1 year and then his other son Jehoram reigns for 11 years (we're not counting the accession year). But, Jehu becomes king after Jehoram. We know the year. It is 12 years after the battle of Qarqar of 841 B.C. Which means Ahab dies in 853 B.C. in the same year as the battle of Qarqar and shortly thereafter. This is huge!! We now have the date of Ahab's death. Why is this so important? From this date of 853 B.C. based upon real archaeology and history and also supported by the Bible, we can now go backwards in time to Solomon. For example, Ahab dies in 853 B.C. but reigned for 22 years. Ahab's reign then starts in 874 B.C. when his dad, Omri dies. But Omri was king for 12 years as we read in 1 Kings 16:23. We go back and through other connections between the kings of Judah and the kings of Israel we come to the year when Solomon became king. Solomon became king in 970 B.C. Now we can take this to the verse that we first considered 1 Kings 6:1 … Now it came about in the four hundred and eightieth year after the sons of Israel (Jacob's other name) came out of the land of Egypt, in the fourth year of Solomon's reign (966 B.C.) over Israel, in the month of Ziv which is the second month, that he began to build the house of the LORD If the 4th year of Solomon's reign is 966 B.C. then 480 years prior to this the sons of Jacob (Israel) left Egypt. Moses led the Hebrews out of Egypt in 1446 B.C. that we get by adding 966+480=1446 B.C. From the Assyrian King list that Thiele discovered we now have the precise year of the Exodus. Once we have this date things get very interesting very fast. As an “fyi” you can study this in more depth at the following links. These are scholarly sites that help us understand the amazing and awesome work of Edwin Thiele to gives us the dating in the Bible. Here's the links to check out … Article 1 – great extensive summary of Thiele's work https://www.andrews.edu/library/car/cardigital/Periodicals/AUSS/1996-2/1996-2-12.pdf Article 2 – a second awesome scholarly article on the exactness of Thiele's Bible chronology and its almost universal acceptance https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1497&context=auss Let's continue and take these dates into the events of Exodus and the events in the life of Joseph. Jacob is Israel in the phrase "the sons of Israel" so this can be understood to mean that the sons of Jacob left Egypt in 1446 B.C. and in Exo. 12:4-41 … Now the time that the sons of Israel (Jacob) lived in Egypt was four hundred and thirty years. And at the end of four hundred and thirty years, to the very day, all the hosts of the LORD went out from the land of Egypt This might be understood that Jacob (Israel) entered Egypt 430 years prior or in 1876 B.C. All this from the dates Thiele came up with for the battle of Qarqar, Ahab's death, and the date of the 4th year of Solomon's reign. In 1446 B.C. Moses is 80 (Exo 7:6-7) and the likely Pharaoh at the time of the Exodus was Amenhotep II. If Moses was 80 then Moses was born in 1526 B.C. and the Pharaoh then is probably Ahmoses I. Ahmoses I defeated the Hyksos and could it be that Ahmoses enslaved the other Semites in the delta, the Hebrews, since Ahmoses needed to strengthen his northern border and stamp out the potential threat that could come from the Hebrews? Ahmoses did build forts on his northern border. This means he may have considered the Hebrews potential enemies since they we Semites just like the Hyksos. What better way to stamp out the threat then by enslaving the Hebrews. Since Ahmoses I reign was probably 1570-1544 B.C. he could have put the clamps down on the Hebrews years before Moses' birth in 1526 B.C. Returning back to 1446 B.C. and substituting the name Jacob for Israel one may conclude that Jacob (Israel and his sons) entered Egypt 430 years earlier or in the year 1876 B.C. At this time Jacob (Israel) tells Pharaoh that he is 130 years old as found in Gen. 47:8-9. He died 17 years later in 1859 B.C. as noted in Gen. 47:28. Knowing Jacob's age upon entering Egypt and the year (thanks Edwin!!) we can then easily find the following ... * Jacob born in 2006 B.C. since he was 130 in 1876 * Isaac was born in 2066 B.C. since Isaac was 60 at Jacob and Esau's birth Gen. 25:26 * Since Abraham is 100 at the birth of Isaac in 2066 B.C. - as we find in Gen. 21:5 - then Abraham was born in 2166 B.C. * Abraham left Haran for Canaan when he was 75 years old or in the year 2091 B.C. as found in Gen. 12:4 Knowing the years of these events provides me with an interesting door that I have not entered yet. If I go through the door I would be able to research what is going on in Egypt, the names of the pharaohs, and I could study the culture and history of Canaan and much more. For example if I know the dating of when Abraham is in Canaan, might archaeology help me determine who Abimelech was that Abraham made a covenant with at Beer Sheba? Could I determine using archaeology living conditions in the northern Negev and in ancient Hebron? Once again taking Thiele's work and expanding its connection to the events prior to the Exodus, there is a very interesting result when this is applied to the life of Joseph. See the chart below ... Since Jacob (Israel) was 130 when he entered Egypt in the year 1876 B.C. and died 17 year later in 1859 B.C. one can easily determine the connection between the ages of Joseph, the events in his life as found in Genesis, and the years these events would've occurred. Use the chart above as a help as we go through the following. Also, get your Bible handy and check the verses used. Starting in Gen. 37:2 we find Joseph is 17 and he begins his work as 2nd in command of Egypt at age 30. He is 37 at the end of the 7 years of plenty in Gen. 41:53 and 39 or 40 in 2nd year of the famine when his brothers come to Egypt and later, probably the same year, Joseph meets his father Jacob again in Gen. 45:6, 47:9. So, if Joseph is 39 or 40 when he meets his dad again and then Joseph is 56 or 57 when his dad dies 17 years later in 1859 B.C. we can now go back and assign years to the events in Joseph's life. It is fascinating to consider that Joseph probably served under three pharaohs. He started his work at age 30 in the year 1886/87 B.C. or the 12th Dynasty in Egypt. The pharaoh in office at the time was Senusret II. His reign ends in perhaps 1878 B.C. and Joseph would've been 38 years old and the seven years of famine would've ended. The 7 years of famine would start 1879 or 1880 B.C. and continue into the reign of Senusret III. See the chart below ... Above chart from Aidan Dodson, Dyan Hilton: The Complete Royal Families of Ancient Egypt. The American University in Cairo Press, London 2004 Joseph would serve under Senusret III (under this pharaoh all the Egyptians sold their land to the king and seemingly the government became centralized), Amenemhat III, and died in 1806 B.C. under Amenemhat IV. Knowing the pharaohs is interesting that Senusret III took all the control away from the provincial governors in upper and lower Egypt that seems to relate to the events in Genesis where all Egyptians sold everything including their land (the possession that implies power) to Joseph (ala pharaoh). Another fascinating thing to consider is the area of Faiyum - the amazing oasis west of the Nile. Consider the following ... and and Accessed from the awesome and credible scholarly site on ancient Egypt -www.ancient.eu/Fayum/ It is interesting to assign actual years of the events in Joseph's life that are a result of Thiele's work as per the ancient Assyrian calendar. When we do we see that the pharaohs connected to Joseph's reign were using the ancient area of Faiyum to irrigate and reclaim agricultural land. Why? What's the big deal? Is there some reason to reclaim needed agricultural land and provide irrigation for other areas? Perhaps this is connected to Joseph and 7 years of plenty and the 7 years of famine. And when we assign years we find that the pharaoh who would've been the pharaoh in the 7 years of famine where the land all came under the control or the king is Senusret III. And he historically did something similar as we find in the account in Genesis. The last thing that was very exciting is extending the dating into the years before the Exodus and into the life of Joseph. We find that Joseph died in 1806 B.C. (chart above) and this was 280 years before Moses was born in 1526 B.C. However, Jacob and entered Egypt when he was 130 (1876 B.C.) , he died when he was 147 (1859 B.C.) when Joseph was 56/57 years old. This means the "sons of Israel" or Jacob and his family lived for 17 years in Egypt until Jacob dies. Joseph was 57 (I will use 57 for ease of calculation) when Jacob dies and lived another 53 years when he died at 110 as we read in Gen. 50:22. That means the "sons of Israel" or the "sons of Jacob" lived another 53 years in Egypt until Joseph died for a total of 70 years. But, Joseph died 280 years before Moses was born. Finally, Moses and the Hebrews leave Egypt when Moses was 80. So, the Hebrews lived 70 years in Egypt till Joseph died, another 280 years till Moses was born, and 80 more years till they left Egypt or a total of 430 years. This is the exact number as found in Exod. 12:40. I have always asked myself where did this number come from? No one has explained it to me. And then I extended Thiele's work into the Exodus and beyond. I was "blown away" that Thiele's work verified Exod. 12:40 by me taking his work and assigning years to the Bible events. This was so so exciting to say the least. And we now read Gen. 39:1-4 knowing the year is actually happened, Joseph enters Egypt in 1916 B.C. Rev. Ferret - who is this guy? What's his background? Why should I listen to him? Check his background at this link - https://www.dropbox.com/s/ortnret3oxcicu4/BackgrndTeacher%20mar%2025%202020.pdf?dl=0
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1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN BETHENCOURT: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-bethencourt 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
38. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-bible-koine-greek 39. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-greek 40. H Καινή Διαθήκη στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-koine-greek 41. H Καινή Διαθήκη στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-greek-drama 42. Το Ψαλτήριον (The Psalter in Greek): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-greek 43. Η Αποκάλυψη: Ομιλίες του Αρχιμ. Αθανασίου Μυτιληναίου (Elder Athanasios Mitilinaios): https://anchor.fm/homilies-on-apocalypse 44. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Αιμιλιανού (Elder Aimilianos): https://anchor.fm/elder-aimilianos 45. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Εφραίμ Φιλοθεΐτου (Homilies of Elder Ephraim): https://anchor.fm/elder-ephraim-philotheou 46. Πείρα Αγιορειτών Πατέρων (Wisdom from the Holy Mountain): https://anchor.fm/wisdom-from-holy-mountain 47. Ιεροκήρυκας Δημήτριος Παναγόπουλος (Preacher Dimitrios Panagopoulos): https://anchor.fm/dimitrios-panagopoulos 48. Псалтир (The Psalter in Slavonic): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-slavonic 49. Митрополит Антоний Сурожский - Проповеди и Аудиокниги (Metropolitan Anthony Bloom): https://anchor.fm/anthony-bloom-sourozh
38. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-bible-koine-greek 39. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-greek 40. H Καινή Διαθήκη στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-koine-greek 41. H Καινή Διαθήκη στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-greek-drama 42. Το Ψαλτήριον (The Psalter in Greek): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-greek 43. Η Αποκάλυψη: Ομιλίες του Αρχιμ. Αθανασίου Μυτιληναίου (Elder Athanasios Mitilinaios): https://anchor.fm/homilies-on-apocalypse 44. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Αιμιλιανού (Elder Aimilianos): https://anchor.fm/elder-aimilianos 45. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Εφραίμ Φιλοθεΐτου (Homilies of Elder Ephraim): https://anchor.fm/elder-ephraim-philotheou 46. Πείρα Αγιορειτών Πατέρων (Wisdom from the Holy Mountain): https://anchor.fm/wisdom-from-holy-mountain 47. Ιεροκήρυκας Δημήτριος Παναγόπουλος (Preacher Dimitrios Panagopoulos): https://anchor.fm/dimitrios-panagopoulos 48. Псалтир (The Psalter in Slavonic): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-slavonic 49. Митрополит Антоний Сурожский - Проповеди и Аудиокниги (Metropolitan Anthony Bloom): https://anchor.fm/anthony-bloom-sourozh
38. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-bible-koine-greek 39. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-greek 40. H Καινή Διαθήκη στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-koine-greek 41. H Καινή Διαθήκη στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-greek-drama 42. Το Ψαλτήριον (The Psalter in Greek): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-greek 43. Η Αποκάλυψη: Ομιλίες του Αρχιμ. Αθανασίου Μυτιληναίου (Elder Athanasios Mitilinaios): https://anchor.fm/homilies-on-apocalypse 44. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Αιμιλιανού (Elder Aimilianos): https://anchor.fm/elder-aimilianos 45. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Εφραίμ Φιλοθεΐτου (Homilies of Elder Ephraim): https://anchor.fm/elder-ephraim-philotheou 46. Πείρα Αγιορειτών Πατέρων (Wisdom from the Holy Mountain): https://anchor.fm/wisdom-from-holy-mountain 47. Ιεροκήρυκας Δημήτριος Παναγόπουλος (Preacher Dimitrios Panagopoulos): https://anchor.fm/dimitrios-panagopoulos 48. Псалтир (The Psalter in Slavonic): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-slavonic 49. Митрополит Антоний Сурожский - Проповеди и Аудиокниги (Metropolitan Anthony Bloom): https://anchor.fm/anthony-bloom-sourozh
38. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-bible-koine-greek 39. Η Καινή Διαθήκη κάθε μέρα στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-greek 40. H Καινή Διαθήκη στο πρωτότυπο κείμενο (Koine Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-koine-greek 41. H Καινή Διαθήκη στην vεοελληνική με μουσική υπόκρουση (Greek Bible): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-greek-drama 42. Το Ψαλτήριον (The Psalter in Greek): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-greek 43. Η Αποκάλυψη: Ομιλίες του Αρχιμ. Αθανασίου Μυτιληναίου (Elder Athanasios Mitilinaios): https://anchor.fm/homilies-on-apocalypse 44. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Αιμιλιανού (Elder Aimilianos): https://anchor.fm/elder-aimilianos 45. Ομιλίες Γέροντος Εφραίμ Φιλοθεΐτου (Homilies of Elder Ephraim): https://anchor.fm/elder-ephraim-philotheou 46. Πείρα Αγιορειτών Πατέρων (Wisdom from the Holy Mountain): https://anchor.fm/wisdom-from-holy-mountain 47. Ιεροκήρυκας Δημήτριος Παναγόπουλος (Preacher Dimitrios Panagopoulos): https://anchor.fm/dimitrios-panagopoulos 48. Псалтир (The Psalter in Slavonic): https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-in-slavonic 49. Митрополит Антоний Сурожский - Проповеди и Аудиокниги (Metropolitan Anthony Bloom): https://anchor.fm/anthony-bloom-sourozh
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF CONSTANTINE ZALALAS: https://anchor.fm/constantine-zalalas 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
1. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN TEACHING PODCAST DIRECTORY: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-teaching 2. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT (KJV): https://anchor.fm/daily-new-testament-kjv 3. DAILY NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-dramatized 4. DAILY ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE READING: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-bible-study TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/dailyorthodoxstudybible 5. WEEKLY BIBLE BOOK (KJV Dramatised): https://anchor.fm/weekly-bible-audio-book 6. THE GOSPEL READINGS FOR CHILDREN: https://anchor.fm/the-gospel-for-children 7. THE NEW TESTAMENT (ORTHODOX STUDY BIBLE NKJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-teatament-nkjv 8. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (KJV): https://anchor.fm/the-new-testament-kjv 9. THE NEW TESTAMENT DRAMATIZED (ESV): https://anchor.fm/new-testament-esv 10. DAILY CATECHISM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word 11. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN LITURGICAL CATECHESIS: https://anchor.fm/liturgical-catechesis 12. THE WAY OF A PILGRIM: https://anchor.fm/the-way-of-a-pilgrim 13 THE MINISTRY OF THE WORD: https://anchor.fm/ministry-of-the-word TELEGRAM LINK: https://t.me/theministryoftheword 14. WORDS OF LIFE: DAILY ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP (Daily): https://anchor.fm/the-word-of-life-today 15. HOMILIES OF METROPOLITAN ANTHONY BLOOM: https://anchor.fm/metropolitan-anthony 16. HOMILIES OF FR SERAPHIM ROSE: https://anchor.fm/hieromonk-seraphim-rose 17. FR SERAPHIM ROSE SPEAKS TODAY: https://anchor.fm/fr-seraphim-rose-speaks-today 18. HOMILIES OF FR TURBO QUALLS: https://anchor.fm/fr-turbo-qualls 19. O GENTLE LIGHT Monastic Radio Outreach: https://anchor.fm/o-gentle-light 20. HOMILIES OF ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/athanasios-mitilinaios 21. THE BOOK OF REVELATION WITH ELDER ATHANASIOS MITILINAIOS: https://anchor.fm/the-book-of-revelation 22. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN BETHENCOURT: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-bethencourt 23. HOMILIES OF FR JOHN FINLEY: https://anchor.fm/fr-john-finley 24. FR JON BRAUN TEACHING ARCHIVE: https://anchor.fm/fr-jon-braun 25. EVANGELICAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MINISTRY: https://anchor.fm/evangelical-orthodox 26. 1988 MISSIONS AND EVANGELISM CONFERENCE: https://anchor.fm/missions-and-evangelism 27. HOMILIES OF FR LAZARUS MOORE: https://anchor.fm/fr-lazarus-moore 28. HOMILIES OF FR MICHAEL HARPER: https://anchor.fm/fr-michael-harper 29. MINISTRY OF FR EUSEBIUS STEPHANOU LINK: https://anchor.fm/fr-eusebius-stephanou 30. THE LOGOS OUTREACH with Fr Eusebius Stephanou LINK: https://anchor.fm/the-logos-outreach 31. SIMPLY ORTHODOX with Dr Bradley Nassif: https://anchor.fm/simply-orthodox 32. ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN DAILY PRAYER (An audio-library of prayers and services) LINK: https://anchor.fm/orthodox-christian-prayer 33. DAILY MATINS AND VESPERS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: https://anchor.fm/daily-matins-and-vespers 34. BYZANTINE PROSOMOIA: THE CHANTER'S COMPANION: https://anchor.fm/the-byzantine-prosomia 35. DAILY PRAYER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/holy-cross-daily-prayer 36. DAILY HOURS OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH: THE HOROLOGION: https://anchor.fm/the-horologion 37. THE PSALTER WITH HOLY CROSS MONASTERY: https://anchor.fm/the-psalter-holy-cross
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Free tickets to see Judith at the Jazz Cafe London on Monday 24th of July. www.judithowen.nethttps://www.instagram.com/judithowenmusichttps://twitter.com/judithowenJudith Owen, a performer whose stylistic range spans rock, pop, classical, jazz, blues, and musical theatre, Owen is also a comedic actress and master storyteller. Born into an overtly musical Welsh family, Judith Owen grew up in London surrounded by classical music, ballet, theatre, and the fine arts. Owen was also exposed to many jazz icons and Broadway musicals that her parents loved (the mixture would become her signature sound). Owen quickly began performing at a variety of different venues around London. Her unique hybrid of classical/ jazz-influenced styled sound soon affirmed a regular slot at Ronnie Scotts. The latest iteration of Owen began with the arrival of her 13th album, Come On & Get It. The project is rooted in her childhood fascination with the jazz music of some of the ballsiest women of the Jazz and Blues world, including unsung trailblazers - Nellie Lutcher and Julia Lee - whom she discovered hidden on the shelves of her father's record collection. Captivated and enchanted by these "unapologetic" chanteuses of the 40's/50's (along with Pearl Bailey, Dinah Washington, Blossom Dearie, Peggy Lee, Julie London), Owen made it her mission to dig deep and find out more from both a musical and historical perspective. The album was recorded at Esplanade Studios in New Orleans - the city Owen now calls home - with a stellar cast of musicians, including Jason Marsalis, Donald Harrison, Charlie Gabriel, Nicholas Payton, David Torkanowsky, Kevin Louis, Evan Christopher, Ricardo Pascal and many more. The result is the most joyful, uplifting, and empowering project. With the London Times calling it ‘one of the most joyous releases of the year', and having garnered support from flagship Jazz radio stations Jazz FM in the UK, TSF in France, and plays across NPR stations in the US, the album has already reached over a million streams on Spotify. Owen kicked off 2023 performing to thrilled audiences in Europe with sold out shows in both Paris and Milan. Accompanied by her All Star New Orleans band ‘the Gentlemen Callers', Owen's live shows are an ‘exercise in confidence' as she “lights up the room with her red hair and her charisma.” “In a snap of her fingers, she takes her .. audience with her, and dictates the tempo to her musicians with a naturalness that is almost divine.” [Toute la Culture] Owen will be on the road for much of 2023 starting with shows in New Orleans this May, before taking a 5 night residency at The McKittrick in New York. She returns to Europe this summer for a series of festival dates and a headline show promoted by Jazz FM at London's Jazz Cafe, before touring across the US in the fall. Judith Owen is co-creator and co-host of the annual “Christmas Without Tears” charity variety show, alongside husband Harry Shearer, that has featured guests including Steven Merchant, Tim Minchin, Catherine O'Hara, and many others. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Monday, 30 January 2023 But the Jews stirred up the devout and prominent women and the chief men of the city, raised up persecution against Paul and Barnabas, and expelled them from their region. Acts 13:50 The previous verse noted that “the word of the Lord was being spread throughout all the region.” Because the gospel is a message of freedom, and because Satan and his followers hate freedom, blowback from the apostle's efforts was inevitable. This had repeatedly been the case since the first proclamation of the gospel by Peter in Acts 2. With their successful efforts in the region, the resulting antagonistic attitude of the opposition grew. Luke now records who was behind it, beginning with, “But the Jews.” The contrast between Paul and Barnabas who are both Jews and “the Jews” noted here is bold and striking. Despite being Jews, Paul and Barnabas have a message to convey that goes beyond the Jewish people. The Jews do not. Their message is one of bondage. If there are those who are not Jews who accept their message, they are brought into a position of subservience, not freedom. On the other hand, the message of Jesus allows people to remain who they are in a manner that is not seen in the message of the Jews. The gospel calls for a change in heart toward God, and it is offered to anyone of any station in life. This is not the case with the Jews as is seen in the next words. They “stirred up the devout and prominent women and the chief men of the city.” The Jews did not go out into the streets and alleys and proclaim freedom from sin. Instead, they established themselves in a city, brought their religion with them, and allowed the prominent and wealthy to join them, thus gaining influence at the higher levels. Though a bit long, the words of Charles Ellicott explain this situation – “The fact stated brings before us another feature of the relations between Jews and Gentiles at this period. They ‘compassed sea and land to make one proselyte' (Matthew 23:15). They found it easier to make proselytes of women. Such conversions had their good and their bad sides. In many cases there was a real longing for a higher and purer life than was found in the infinite debasement of Greek and Roman society, which found its satisfaction in the life and faith of Israel. (See Notes on Acts 17:4; Acts 17:12.) But with many, ... the change brought with it new elements of superstition and weakness, and absolute submission of conscience to its new directors, and thus the Rabbis were often to the wealthier women of Greek and Roman cities what Jesuit confessors were in France and Italy in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Here we get the darker side of the picture. The Jews stir up the women of the upper class, and they stir up their husbands. The latter were content apparently to acquiesce in their wives accepting the Judaism with which they had become familiar, but resented the intrusion of a new and, in one sense, more exacting doctrine.” It is these Jews, with a finger on those who were politically established and who possessed great wealth, that “raised up persecution against Paul and Barnabas.” Here, Luke uses a word, epegeiró, for the first of two times in Scripture. It signifies “to rouse upon.” In other words, their influence is used upon the minds of the people to stir them up against the message that has been conveyed. In their arousal, it is to a state of persecution against Paul and Barnabas. The type of persecution the apostles faced is not stated, but exacting examples of such persecution will be seen as Acts continues. Quite often, it will be because of the Jews who oppose them. A notable example of this is found in Acts 19. In that chapter, there was a great disturbance that resulted from Paul's sharing of the gospel. In proclaiming Jesus as God, it means that idols are false gods. Because of this, a state of friction arose in Ephesus because of the great idol that was worshipped there. Smaller images of the great statue of Diana were made for people to purchase. But if the gospel flourished, these idol makers would lose their source of revenue. Hence, those who made them stirred up the masses. There it says – “And they drew Alexander out of the multitude, the Jews putting him forward. And Alexander motioned with his hand, and wanted to make his defense to the people.” Acts 19:33 The Jews used the situation in Ephesus as a pretext to silence the spread of the gospel. But even more, this may be the same Alexander who continued to harass Paul as noted in 2 Timothy – “Alexander the coppersmith did me much harm. May the Lord repay him according to his works. 15 You also must beware of him, for he has greatly resisted our words.” 2 Timothy 4:14, 15 If this is the same Alexander, he not only wanted to silence the gospel because he had rejected it, but he also profited off the sales of these idols. That could be inferred from his being a coppersmith. It is this same attitude that caused the Jews to stir up those in Antioch against Paul and Barnabas. From there, Luke notes they “expelled them from their region.” With the message widely spread in the area, and with the Jews exerting their influence over those in power, the Lord knew that it was time for the apostles to move on. What initially seems like a defeat will be prove to be another victory as Chapter 14 opens. The apostles will move on and bring the message to another area where a great multitude will again receive their message. Life application: The Jews brought their situation upon themselves. Exactly as the Law of Moses said would occur, they went into an extended period of punishment for their rejection of Jesus. But it should not go without noting that this included Paul too. He was as opposed to the message of Jesus as anyone. And yet, the Lord, through His grace and mercy, brought Paul to Himself – “For you have heard of my former conduct in Judaism, how I persecuted the church of God beyond measure and tried to destroy it. 14 And I advanced in Judaism beyond many of my contemporaries in my own nation, being more exceedingly zealous for the traditions of my fathers. 15 But when it pleased God, who separated me from my mother's womb and called me through His grace, 16 to reveal His Son in me, that I might preach Him among the Gentiles, I did not immediately confer with flesh and blood, 17 nor did I go up to Jerusalem to those who were apostles before me; but I went to Arabia, and returned again to Damascus.” Galatians 1:13-17 This is further explained by Paul to Timothy – “And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord who has enabled me, because He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry, 13 although I was formerly a blasphemer, a persecutor, and an insolent man; but I obtained mercy because I did it ignorantly in unbelief. 14 And the grace of our Lord was exceedingly abundant, with faith and love which are in Christ Jesus.” 1 Timothy 1:12-14 Paul was given grace and mercy and he used it to the glory of God from that moment on. And despite his anger at the state of his people in rejecting Christ Jesus, he understood their attitude because he had shared in it. His first allegiance was always to Jesus, but he also remained troubled in his heart over the state of his people (See Romans 9:1-3). This should be our attitude as well, both to the Jews and to the Gentiles who have rejected Jesus. We should be angry at their state of rebellion and their active resistance to the gospel. But we should also be troubled in our hearts at their pitiful state of condemnation. In other words, we should be willing to go in both directions. We should strive against them as they attack the message while striving with the gospel's proclamation in hopes that some may be saved. Let us do our best to be responsible with our state in Christ in this manner. Hold fast to the truth of the gospel proclaiming it and allowing it to have the effect that God intends for it at any given time and place. Help us, Lord God, to never be shy about being Christians. May we faithfully proclaim that we are saved believers of Christ who will stand on His gospel no matter what. Those who oppose it will receive what they are due. And those who accept it will be granted Your mercy and forgiveness. May our words go forth! From there, they will do as You have purposed. Help us to be responsible and to speak out so that this can happen. Amen.
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Double album! Join Erik the Troubadour as he brings us his White Album. It's Exile on Nerd Street. It's Nerdical Graffiti. It's Nerd on Nerd. It's Electric Nerdyland. It's Nerdom Calling. It's Quadronerdnia. It's Sign of the Nerd. It's Nerd-Tang Forever. It's The Obscurial Lays Down on Nerdway. It's Obscurialboxxx/The Nerd Below. All this, plus special guest The Oklahoma Kid. (The Oklahoma Kid appears courtesy of Pretzels, America's Bread.)The Opening Act is…Drink Me a MixThe Flavor and Flow is…Awesome Mix Vol. 1 - Thus Spoke the TroubadourThe Closer is…Drink Me a MixThe Flavor and Flow is…Awesome Mix Vol. 1 - And Lo, Unto Thee Shall Come an Oklahoma KidThe Smashing Pumpkins are…still not a grunge band, Erik!*(The square root of ((((42x(pi-.14) squared)+13) divided by ((125 divided by (5 squared))+(the square root of 25)+7))x(((the square root of (the square root of 81))x(the square root of (25 squared)))-52))+((((((the square root of 25)x(the square root of 9))x((the square root of 1)+(the square root of 4)+(the square root of 9)+(the square root of 16)))+7)+(((221b divided by b)x2)-42))+13)-((66-13)x(13-7)))-(7x((295+((13625-(((92131-90214)-(((((((((295-(13=7)) divided by (42-37))+(616x(42 divided by (7+7)))+1602)-1610)+13122)x(((((42 divided by 6)-(42 divided by 7))+7)x((the square root of 169)-(the square root of 64)))+13))-199999)+807128)) divided by 811))+616))-8311)) divided by 1602)))x(((((((1000000 divided by 10) divided by 10) divided by 10) divided by 10) divided by 10) divided by 10)x((((((mst3k divided by m) divided by s) divided by t) divided by k) divided by 3) divided by 1))Find us at gadzooksanerd.com/meowHear the Music at gadzooksanerd.com/fieldsContact us at gadzooksanerd@gmail.com
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CW witch trials & violence in one short segment of conversation. Kat Krow & I take an amazing journey through her awakening, multimedia art creations, fear of persecution, being your authentic self, human design, and the prevalence of comics in the woo community. Spoiler alert: it's trauma. Find Kat @consciousdust on IG or at www.katcrow.com The following wonderful people were all mentioned in the conversation with gratitude and love. Find them on IG @astroboyricardo @seraphinablackman @meowwpodcast @nh.spiritualalchemy @corrluv777 @spacecatshappyhour @peathefeary @nikkiglaserpod @jimcarreyhere. You can find me on IG, FB & TikTok @grooving goddess or anchor.fm/groovinggoddess and groovinggoddess@gmail.com Also Call Me Caeryn podcast callmecaeryn@gmail.com and IG @callmecaeryn Available for readings and if you are a seeker or lightworker message me to be a guest! Book a reading or podcast interview here: https://square.site/book/LFN770JVV1PV1/grooving-goddess
English Text PDF: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6evkvefxov4rbpc/Nicholas%20Ossorguine%20-%20Melodies%20of%208%20tones.pdf?dl=0 Nicholas Ossórguine of blessed memory taught liturgical singing at St Sergius Theological Institute in Paris and conducted the choir at St Sergius of Radonezh church there for over 40 years.The eight tones form the basis of one of the liturgical cycles in Orthodox Christian worship, the eight-week cycle. The course is presented in Russian with a link to the English transcript in the programme notes of the 'Introduction'. It consists of an Introduction, a lesson for each of the eight tones and two additional lessons. The listener can view or print the PDF transcript to follow the entire course in English.
Student Weekend 2021 (Joel) *see Notes for google drive link*. Series: Student Weekends Away. Type: Sermon
As you know if you’ve been following along, I’m a big fan of mental toughness books—whether that’s coming from peak performers in the sports world or the Special Forces or other leadership roles. See Notes on: How Champions Think, The Champion’s Mind, Winning the Inner Game of Tennis, Win Forever, Go Long!, Chasing Excellence, Coaching the Mental Game, 10-Minute Toughness, The Hoops Whisperer, Raise Your Game, The Art of the Fight, Win or Learn, Unbeatable Mind, Can’t Hurt Me, Discipline Equals Freedom, etc., etc. etc. So… When our Optimizers recommended I check out a book called It Takes What It Takes by Trevor Moawad, I immediately Amazon-ed it. And, when I got it on Saturday afternoon, I immediately started reading it (literally) and had it nearly read by the end of the weekend. Trevor Moawad is a mental conditioning coach to elite performers. He is well known for being the mental coach to Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and has worked closely with prestigious NCAA football programs and coaches, the US Special Operations community, Major League Baseball, and the NBA. This book is, as per the sub-title, all about “How to Think Neutrally and Gain Control of Your Life.” I loved it and, if you’re equally fired up by the mental-toughness-in-sports-and-life genre, I think you’ll enjoy it as much as I did. Trevor’s ideas on “neutral thinking” (vs. negative or positive thinking) are genius. We’ll talk more about those soon. But… Today I want to chat about another one of his big distinctions. Quick context. At this stage, we’ve probably all heard about the whole progression from being “unconsciously incompetent” to “consciously incompetent” to “consciously competent” to “unconsciously competent.” Basically: Most people say we want to go from being unconsciously incompetent (where you don’t know what you don’t know and therefore can’t address it) to consciously incompetent (where you know what you don’t know and can get to work on it) to consciously competent (where you know what you know but need to think about it to do it) to unconsciously competent (where you just do what you do without thinking about it). Note: The highest level of development, they say, is being unconsciously competent. Trevor tells us that he looks at it a little differently. In his work with some of the world’s elite, he’s noticed that many peak performers don’t know HOW they perform at such a high level and that’s NOT a good thing if they want to SUSTAIN their world-class level of performance. So… He shuffles the order around a bit and tells us that what we REALLY want to do is go from unconsciously incompetent to consciously incompetent to unconsciously competent to CONSCIOUSLY COMPETENT. He tells us that we’ve GOTTA KNOW what works for us and then DO THAT OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN. THAT’s how the greatest become the greatest. Now… He doesn’t use the word “protocol” but, elite performers basically know their protocol and they work it. RUTHLESSLY. That’s Today’s +1. What do YOU do when you’re on? Are you doing it? Let’s make our Competence CONSCIOUS. TODAY. And repeat it. Day after day after day after day x Infinity.
The Gary Null Show is here to inform you on the best news in health, healing, the environment. Antioxidant-rich powders from blueberry, persimmon waste could be good for gut microbiota Polytechnic University of Valencia (Italy), July 24, 2020 Feeding the world's growing population in a sustainable way is no easy task. That's why scientists are exploring options for transforming fruit and vegetable byproducts -- such as peels or pulp discarded during processing -- into nutritious food ingredients and supplements. Now, researchers reporting in ACS' Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry have shown that blueberry and persimmon waste can be made into antioxidant-rich powders that might have beneficial effects on gut microbiota. In recent years, fruit and vegetable powders have become popular as a way to add beneficial compounds, such as polyphenols and carotenoids (two types of antioxidants), to the diet, either by consuming the powders directly or as an ingredient in food products. However, in many cases these healthful compounds are present at similar or even higher levels in byproducts compared to those in other parts of the fruit or vegetable. Noelia Betoret, María José Gosalbes and colleagues wanted to obtain powders from persimmon and blueberry wastes, and then study how digestion could affect the release of antioxidants and other bioactive compounds. They also wanted to determine the effects of the digested powders on gut bacterial growth. The researchers obtained powders from persimmon peels and flower parts, and from the solids left behind after making blueberry juice. The type of powder, drying method, fiber content and type of fiber determined the release of antioxidants during a simulated digestion. For example, freeze-drying preserved more anthocyanins, but these were more easily degraded during digestion than those in air-dried samples. Then, the team added the powders to a fecal slurry and conducted a mock colonic fermentation, sequencing the bacteria present before and after fermentation. Incubation with the fruit powders resulted in an increase in several types of beneficial bacteria, and some bacteria grew better with one powder compared to the other. These findings indicate that persimmon and blueberry waste powders could be included in food formulations to boost the content of carotenoids and anthocyanins, which could have a positive impact on human health, the researchers say. Plant-based diets shown to lower blood pressure even with limited meat and dairy Consuming a plant-based diet can lower blood pressure even if small amounts of meat and dairy are consumed too, according to new research University of Warwick (UK), July 27, 2020 Consuming a plant-based diet can lower blood pressure even if small amounts of meat and dairy are consumed too, according to new research from the University of Warwick. Published online by a team from Warwick Medical School in the Journal of Hypertension today (25 July), they argue that any effort to increase plant-based foods in your diet and limit animal products is likely to benefit your blood pressure and reduce your risk of heart attacks, strokes and cardiovascular disease. They conducted a systematic review of previous research from controlled clinical trials to compare seven plant-based diets, several of which included animal products in small amounts, to a standardised control diet and the impact that these had on individuals' blood pressure. Plant-based diets support high consumption of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, limiting the consumption of most or all animal products (mainly meat and diary). (See Notes to Editors for further details) High blood pressure is the leading risk factor globally for heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular diseases. A reduction in blood pressure has important health benefits both for individuals and for populations. Unhealthy diets are responsible for more deaths and disabilities globally than tobacco use, high alcohol intake, drug use and unsafe sex put together. An increased consumption of whole grains, vegetables, nuts and seeds, and fruit, as achieved in plant-based diets, could avert up to 1.7, 1.8, 2.5 and 4.9 million deaths globally respectively every year according to previous research. Vegetarian and vegan diets with complete absence of animal products are already known to lower blood pressure compared to omnivorous diets. Their feasibility and sustainability are, however, limited. Until now, it has not been known whether a complete absence of animal products is necessary in plant-based dietary patterns to achieve a significant beneficial effect on blood pressure. Lead author Joshua Gibbs, a student in the University of Warwick School of Life Sciences, said: "We reviewed 41 studies involving 8,416 participants, in which the effects of seven different plant-based diets (including DASH, Mediterranean, Vegetarian, Vegan, Nordic, high fibre and high fruit and vegetables) on blood pressure were studied in controlled clinical trials. A systematic review and meta-analysis of these studies showed that most of these diets lowered blood pressure. The DASH diet had the largest effect reducing blood pressure by 5.53/3.79 mmHg compared to a control diet, and by 8.74/6.05 mmHg when compared to a 'usual' diet. "A blood pressure reduction of the scale caused by a higher consumption of plant-based diets, even with limited animal products would result in a 14% reduction in strokes, a 9% reduction in heart attacks and a 7% reduction in overall mortality. "This is a significant finding as it highlights that complete eradication of animal products is not necessary to produce reductions and improvements in blood pressure. Essentially, any shift towards a plant-based diet is a good one." Senior author Professor Francesco Cappuccio of Warwick Medical School said: "The adoption of plant-based dietary patterns would also play a role in global food sustainability and security. They would contribute to a reduction in land use due to human activities, to global water conservation and to a significant reduction in global greenhouse gas emission. "The study shows the efficacy of a plant-based diet on blood pressure. However, the translation of this knowledge into real benefits to people, i.e. its effectiveness, depends on a variety of factors related to both individual choices and to governments' policy decisions. For example, for an individual, the ability to adopt a plant-based diet would be influenced by socio-economic factors (costs, availability, access), perceived benefits and difficulties, resistance to change, age, health status, low adherence due to palatability and acceptance. "To overcome these barriers, we ought to formulate strategies to influence beliefs about plant-based diets, plant food availability and costs, multisectoral actions to foster policy changes focusing on environmental sustainability of food production, science gathering and health consequences." Health and happiness depend on each other Georgetown University, July 22, 2020 Good health and a happy outlook on life may seem like equally worthy yet independent goals. A growing body of research, however, bolsters the case that a happy outlook can have a very real impact on your physical well-being. New research published in the journal Psychological Science shows that both online and in-person psychological interventions -- tactics specifically designed to boost subjective well-being -- have positive effects on self-reported physical health. The online and in-person interventions were equally effective. "Though prior studies have shown that happier people tend to have better cardiovascular health and immune-system responses than their less happy counterparts," said Kostadin Kushlev, a professor in Georgetown University's Department of Psychology and one of the authors of the paper, "our research is one of the first randomized controlled trials to suggest that increasing the psychological well-being even of generally healthy adults can have benefits to their physical health." Intervention for Healthy Outcomes Over the course of six months, Kushlev and his colleagues at the University of Virginia and the University of British Columbia examined how improving the subjective well-being of people who were not hospitalized or otherwise undergoing medical treatment affected their physical health. A group of 155 adults between the ages of 25 and 75 were randomly assigned either to a wait-list control condition or a 12-week positive psychological intervention that addressed three different sources of happiness: the "Core Self," the "Experiential Self," and the "Social Self." The first 3 weeks of the program focused on the Core Self, helping individuals identify their personal values, strengths, and goals. The next 5 weeks focused on the Experiential Self, covering emotion regulation and mindfulness. This phase also gave participants tools to identify maladaptive patterns of thinking. The final 4 weeks of the program addressed the Social Self, teaching techniques to cultivate gratitude, foster positive social interactions, and engage more with their community. The program, called Enduring Happiness and Continued Self-Enhancement (ENHANCE), consisted of weekly modules either led by a trained clinician or completed individually using a customized online platform. None of the modules focused on promoting physical health or health behaviors, such as sleep, exercise, or diet. Each module featured an hour-long lesson with information and exercises; a weekly writing assignment, such as journaling; and an active behavioral component, such as guided meditation. "All of the activities were evidence-based tools to increase subjective well-being," Kushlev noted. When the program concluded, the participants were given individual evaluations and recommendations of which modules would be most effective at improving their happiness in the long term. Three months after the conclusion of the trial, researchers followed up with the participants to evaluate their well-being and health. A Happy Future Participants who received the intervention reported increasing levels of subjective well-being over the course of the 12-week program. They also reported fewer sick days than control participants throughout the program and 3 months after it ended. The online mode of administering the program was shown to be as effective as the in-person mode led by trained facilitators. "These results speak to the potential of such interventions to be scaled in ways that reach more people in environments such as college campuses to help increase happiness and promote better mental health among students," Kushlev said. Rely on gut feeling? New research identifies how second brain in gut communicates Finders University (Australia), July 24, 2020 You're faced with a big decision so your second brain provides what's normally referred to as 'gut instinct', but how did this sensation reach you before it was too late? The Enteric Nervous System (ENS) is an extensive network of neurons and transmitters wrapped in and around the human gut with the prime function of managing digestion, but researchers at Flinders University are delving into the complexity of this brain like system to uncover it's secret capabilities. In a new study published in the eNeuro journal, Professor Nick Spencer's laboratory has identified a particular type of neuron in the gut wall that communicates signals to other neurons outside the gut, near the spinal cord and up to the brain. "There is significant interest in how the gut communicates with the brain as a major unresolved issue because of growing evidence that many diseases may first start in the gut and then travel to the brain, an example of which is Parkinson's Disease," says Professor Spencer. "The new study has uncovered how viscerofugal neurons provide a pathway so our gut can "sense" what is going on inside the gut wall, then relay this sensory information more dynamically than was previously assumed to other organs, like the spinal cord and brain which influence our decisions, mood and general wellbeing." The results reveal why the ENS might play an increasingly important part on human health, and could shed light on potential new treatments for conditions like Parkinson's disease. This study represents a big step towards understanding ENS functions and the complexity of the gut and brain connection through the neurons that allow communication in the body. Professor Spencer says there is increasing interest in understanding how the nervous system in the gut (ENS) communicates with the brain, to give us all those sensations we know of. "What is particularly exciting about the gut, is that it is unlike all other internal organs (e.g. heart, liver, bladder) because the gut has its own nervous system, which can function independently of the brain or spinal cord. Understanding how the gut communicates and controls other organs in the body can lead to important breakthroughs for disease treatment and this is an important step in the right direction." The role of functional foods in treating chronic diseases Wuhan Sports University (China), July 24, 2020 In this study, researchers at Wuhan Sports University in China summarized several widely investigated bioactive components used as functional foods and their role in autophagy. Their review was published in the journal Food Science and Human Wellness. Functional foods, which could be either natural or processed foods that contain bioactive compounds, can provide health-promoting effects beyond basic nutrition. These foods also offer the benefit of preventing or treating chronic diseases. The bioactive components in functional foods often have pleiotropic effects, such as antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, hypolipidemic (cholesterol-lowering), blood sugar-regulating, cytoprotective and neuroprotective functions. Autophagy is a highly conserved cellular process used by the body to eliminate aberrant components in eukaryotic cells. It also plays an essential role in promoting health and preventing or treating several chronic diseases. When cells are in a stressful condition, autophagy accelerates the clearance of damaged or toxic cellular protein aggregates or dysfunctional cell organelles to maintain homeostasis. In this review, the researchers focused on several bioactive components of functional foods, such as resveratrol, epigallocatechin-3-gallate, curcumin and trehalose, and their regulatory functions in autophagy. They believe this review could serve as a reference or provide novel ideas for the development of functional foods capable of modulating autophagy for the treatment of chronic diseases. Combination of vitamin E and Lactobacillius plantarum reverses mercuric chloride-induced neurotoxicity King Saud University, July 23, 2020 According to news originating from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, by NewsRx editors, the research stated, “Mercury is the third most hazardous heavy metal and its toxicity causes a severe health risk through unfavorable detrimental pathological and biochemical effects. Mercury is widely found in many ecological and certain occupational settings.” Our news editors obtained a quote from the research from King Saud University: “The aim of this study is to elucidate the neuroprotective role of vitamin E (VE) and Lactobacillus plantarum (LTB) either alone or in combination against a toxic sublethal dose of Mercuric chloride (MC). First group served as a normal control group; rats from the second group were intoxicated with (5 mg/kg MC once daily); the third group was treated with VE; the fourth group was treated with LTB; and the fifth group was treated with VE and LTB. All treatments were given daily along with MC for fourteen days. The results of the current study confirmed that MC prompted an elevation in serum TNF-a, IL-6 and brain lipid peroxides, protein expression of mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) and mRNA expression of Bax and caspase-3 level as well as DNA degradation. However, Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and cAMP response element-binding (CREB) protein expressions, GSH level and SOD activity were down-regulated. The intake of LTB and/or VE along with MC intoxication significantly mitigated the alteration in all the previous parameters. Moreover, histopathological analysis of brain sections confirmed that MC-induced brain injury and LTB or VE alone or together were capable of ameliorating brain artitechture.” According to the news editors, the research concluded: “The combination of LTB and VE was an effective therapy in the management of MC-induced neuroioxicity and this combination can be considered a useful therapeutic candidate against brain injury induced by MC. BDNF, MAPK and CREB protein expressions are implicated in MC -induced brain injury and its treatment.” Plant-based diets high in carbs improve type 1 diabetes, according to new case studies Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, July 24, 2020 Plant-based diets rich in whole carbohydrates can improve insulin sensitivity and other health markers in individuals with type 1 diabetes, according to two case studies published by researchers from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine in the Journal of Diabetes & Metabolism. Both case studies followed individuals with type 1 diabetes who adopted plant-based diets rich in whole carbohydrates--including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes. The patients' health care teams tracked their blood sugar control, heart disease risk factors, and other health measurements before and after the diet change. One case study followed a female patient who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2018. At the time, her A1c was 8.7%. She initially adopted a low-carbohydrate (less than 30 grams of carbohydrate per day), high-fat diet that was high in meat and dairy. Her blood sugar stabilized, but she required more insulin per gram of carbohydrate consumed. Her total cholesterol also increased from 175 to 221 mg/dL. In January 2019, she switched to a plant-based diet, eliminating dairy products, eggs, and meat. The patient was able to decrease her insulin dosage, maintain her A1c level at 5.4%, and drop her cholesterol level to 158 mg/dL. "This study challenges the misconception that carbs are the enemy when it comes to diabetes," says study author Hana Kahleova, MD, PhD, director of clinical research at the Physicians Committee. "The patient in this case study experienced the opposite: Adding more healthful carbohydrates to her diet stabilized her glycemic control, reduced her insulin needs, and boosted her overall health." The other individual--a 42-year-old man who had been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 25--eliminated animal products from his diet and switched to a whole food, plant-based diet. He increased his consumption of carbohydrates from 150 grams to 400-450 grams per day. After adopting a carbohydrate-rich plant-based diet, he lost weight, required less insulin, and reduced his A1c--a measure of blood sugar levels over a 3-month period--from 6.2% to a range between 5.5-5.8%. The authors note that a previous small study supported the case studies' results, finding that a high-carbohydrate, high-fiber diet improved glycemic control in 10 people with type 1 diabetes. As a next step, the authors suggest that randomized clinical trials are needed to verify the case studies' findings, assess their generalizability, and quantify the effectiveness of plant-based diets in the management of type 1 diabetes. Previous studies have found that low-fat, plant-based diets can be beneficial for those with type 2 diabetes. Research has also shown that those eating a plant-based diet have approximately half the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, compared with non-vegetarians. "Decades of research has proven that a plant-based diet can be beneficial for those with type 2 diabetes. Now, these groundbreaking case studies are offering hope that the same may be true for those with type 1 diabetes," adds Dr. Kahleova. Raised iron levels linked to reduced life expectancy Imperial College London, July 24, 2020 Having too much iron in the body puts your long term health at risk but it could also take years off your life. These are the findings of a study using large scale genetic data to assess the impacts across a population of having naturally raised levels of iron, in terms of years of life expectancy. According to the researchers, the findings—which help to cut through the noise caused by confounding factors such as age, sex or diet—add to the increasingly complex picture of iron's role in our health and highlight the risks of having raised levels of iron. Dr. Dipender Gill, from Imperial's School of Public Health and who supervised the study, said: "We have known for a long time that having too much or too little iron in your system can have serious impacts on your health, and that effectively modifying iron levels can help many people with underlying conditions. Our findings build on previous work to clarify that picture further, showing that people who have genetic predisposition to slightly raised levels of iron in the body have reduced life expectancy on average. While we did not look directly at the impact of taking supplements, our results suggest that there is a need to better understand the health implications of people boosting their iron levels with supplements when they don't need to." Double-edged sword Iron is used by the body to make red blood cells, which carry oxygen. Most people without underlying health conditions should be able to get enough iron from their diet. But disrupting the balance can lead to a host of health implications: too little iron is associated with fatigue and impaired immune system, while too much can cause liver failure, and in high enough doses can even be fatal. A number of studies suggest small changes in iron levels can have protective and detrimental effects for different diseases, such as heart disease, stroke and infections. But the net effect of varying iron levels on life expectancy remains unclear. In the latest study, published this month in the journal Clinical Nutrition, Dr. Gill and Mr. Iyas Daghlas from Harvard Medical School used a statistical technique called Mendelian randomization to try to explore the effect of increasing levels of iron on health—using people's genetic variation as an indicator of their iron levels. The researchers trawled genetic data from almost 49,000 people to find genetic variants linked to iron levels. They focused on three points in the genome where a single "letter" difference in the DNA—called a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)—can slightly increase or reduce a person's iron level. When these same SNPs were then screened in a larger dataset combing lifespan data for more than one million people, they found that the genetic markers for higher iron levels on average associated with reduced life expectancy. The analysis revealed that for every one point of standard deviation increase in genetically predicted serum iron above baseline, people had an estimated 0.7 fewer years of lifespan. Furthermore, the findings were unlikely to be biased by lifestyle factors. A body of work The work builds on a number of previous studies by Dr. Gill, which have used genetic data to investigate the role of iron in hundreds of diseases. A 2017 study revealed the link between high iron levels and lower risk of heart disease. Further studies from 2019 showed naturally higher iron levels were associated with a lower risk of high cholesterol levels, reducing the risk of arteries becoming furred with a build-up of fatty substances, but also carried with it a higher risk of blood clots and skin infections. Taken together, the studies build a complex picture of iron status in health. The authors stress that the genetic markers themselves do not indicate reduced life expectancy or risk in the wider context, but are a tool to study how iron levels relate to health without the influence of a number of complex confounding factors such as diet, economic background, or smoking status. They add that the findings should not currently be applied clinically, at the individual level. Dr. Gill explained: "It's important to put these findings in context. Our analysis is indirect and uses genetic data as a proxy for raised iron levels. But the clinical implications warrant further investigation and could be important for long-term health at the population level." Mr Iyas Daghlas, from Harvard Medical School, said: "These findings should not yet be extrapolated to clinical practice, but they further support the idea that people without an iron deficiency are unlikely to benefit from supplementation, and that it may actually do them harm. We emphasize that these results should not be applied to patient populations with a compelling reason for iron supplementation, such as patients with symptomatic iron deficiency anemia, or in patients with heart failure." Seven reasons to eat more watermelon Life Extension, July 22, 2020 There's a reason why summer is the season for watermelon. Not only does this favorite fruit reach its peak flavors during the warmer months, watermelon is also even more nutrient-rich this time of year. From being a great source of raw lycopene to its hydrating nature, here are seven reasons to eat more watermelon. Lycopene is the pigment that gives red and pink fruits, such as tomatoes, watermelons and pink grapefruit, their characteristic color. Lycopene has been linked to health benefits ranging from heart health to protection against sunburns and certain types of cancers. 1. Watermelon is a top source of lycopene. Tomatoes get the glory when it comes to lycopene, but watermelon actually has more ? about 40 percent more, on average. Our bodies also absorb lycopene from watermelon more easily. Unlike tomatoes, which need to be cooked in order to maximize lycopene absorption, we can effectively absorb and reap the benefits of lycopene from raw watermelon. 2. It's hydrating.No surprise here. (It is called watermelon, after all!) But you may find it interesting that watermelon is 92 percent water, so by enjoying it, you really are eating your way toward better hydration. 3. It may improve blood pressure; is a top source of citrulline, which can help to improve blood flow and blood pressure 4. Because it's so sweet, watermelon has a reputation for being high in sugar, but most fruits arenaturally high in sugar, but they're also rich in nutrients. However, compared to sweet potatoes, watermelon has only one-fourth of the carbs and only half the sugar. 5. All of the goodness of watermelon (lycopene, beta carotene, vitamin C, vitamin A, fiber and overall antioxidants) gets better with age. The redder the fruit's flesh, the higher the nutrient concentration. 6. Most of us eat the red flesh and leave the rinds, but the rinds are entirely edible (just remove the outer peel), and are as nutritious as the flesh itself. The rinds can be sliced and added to your favorite stir-fry recipe, juiced or pureed for chilled soups. 7. It can be prepared in countless creative ways.Simply slice it and eat it plain, or with a sprinkle of salt. Or go with the classic pairing of watermelon: fresh mint and feta (or goat cheese, for a lower-sodium option). Make watermelon salsa, using watermelon in place of some (or all) of the tomatoes in your favorite salsa recipe. Grill it. Juice it. Puree it, rind and all, for soups and mocktails. The options are endless! Molly Kimball, RD, CSSD, registered dietitian with Ochsner Health System, manages the nutrition department of Ochsner Fitness Center and is founder of the Ochsner Eat Fit nonprofit restaurant initiative.
I don’t think you can understand the ‘struggle’ without knowing about the ‘corruption within and the dark presence without’ . Thus, humanity and movements are not the final savior… but in need of one. rd 1. IS THERE A PERFECT SOCIETY…? IN A FALLEN WORLD • Name one • Marx • Tribalism • Blood lines 2. THE SINS OF HISTORY • Subjugation • Self-exaltation • Survival 3. SINS BLINDS PERSPECTIVE • Corrupted perspectives 4. THE SPIRITUAL NATURE OF SOCIETAL EVIL • Outside • Inside • Corporate • History Testimonies of transformation from the inside out Do you know of some? Yours? Song https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=christian+song+on+race&ru=%2fsearch%3fq%3dchristian%2bsong%2bon%2brace%26 form%3dANNTH1%26refig%3dc0ad9ccf12a34c72bd40d4df498d583d%26sp%3d1%26pq%3dchristian%2bsong%2bon%2brace%26sc%3d8- 22%26qs%3dn%26sk%3d%26cvid%3dc0ad9ccf12a34c72bd40d4df498d583d&view=detail&mid=BDCA7EF0636119B12C37BDCA 7EF0636119B12C37&&mmscn=vwrc&FORM=VDRVRV 3 We also were once foolish, disobedient, deceived, serving various desires and pleasures, living in evil and envy, filled with hatred and hating each other. 4 But when the kindness and the love of God our Savior toward mankind appeared, 5 not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us, through the washing of rebirth and the renewal of the Holy Spirit, 6 whom He poured out on us abundantly through Jesus Christ our Savior, 7 so that, being justified by His grace, we might become heirs according to the hope of eternal life. Titus
How are we to understand all those verses about women submitting to their husbands ? What does Christian marriage actually look like ? And what does it mean when Peter says women shouldn't wear jewelry or braided hair – is fashion really out if you want to follow Jesus. Join us today in our verse by verse study of 1st Peter as he navigates tricky questions and presents a picture of both marriage and fashion that is truly rich! See NOTES for key images. See the complete sermon series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/
How are we to understand all those verses about women submitting to their husbands ? What does Christian marriage actually look like ? And what does it mean when Peter says women shouldn't wear jewelry or braided hair – is fashion really out if you want to follow Jesus. Join us today in our verse by verse study of 1st Peter as he navigates tricky questions and presents a picture of both marriage and fashion that is truly rich! See NOTES for key images. See the complete sermon series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/
How are we to understand all those verses about women submitting to their husbands ? What does Christian marriage actually look like ? And what does it mean when Peter says women shouldn't wear jewelry or braided hair – is fashion really out if you want to follow Jesus. Join us today in our verse by verse study of 1st Peter as he navigates tricky questions and presents a picture of both marriage and fashion that is truly rich! See NOTES for key images. See the complete sermon series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/
How are we to understand all those verses about women submitting to their husbands ? What does Christian marriage actually look like ? And what does it mean when Peter says women shouldn’t wear jewelry or braided hair – is fashion really out if you want to follow Jesus. Join us today in our verse by verse study of 1st Peter as he navigates tricky questions and presents a picture of both marriage and fashion that is truly rich! See NOTES for key images. See the complete sermon series at https://levpres.org/1st-peter-sermon-series/
Whitney Webb and Last American Vagabond talk Epstein and the co-conspirators involved and how the alphabet agencies are worthless shit and do nothing against the untouchable garbage that is the clintons and others that will not surprise you. Whitney is a courageous researcher and journalist knowing that she is dealing with killers, child rapists and more.
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Spirituals Disciplines, habits and routines of life, can help us grow in our relationship with God. But when it comes to Spiritual Disciplines, one size does not fit all. We need to find rhythms that work well for our particular shape, for the unique person that God made us. However all Christian models always contain three basic foundations: Scripture, Prayer, and Sabbath. Sabbath is the one that most of us are most tempted to cut the corners on. Could there be some deep and crucial reasons why God makes such a big deal about how important it is for us to experience truth Sabbath. Find out in our podcast this week! See Notes for more details.
Spirituals Disciplines, habits and routines of life, can help us grow in our relationship with God. But when it comes to Spiritual Disciplines, one size does not fit all. We need to find rhythms that work well for our particular shape, for the unique person that God made us. However all Christian models always contain three basic foundations: Scripture, Prayer, and Sabbath. Sabbath is the one that most of us are most tempted to cut the corners on. Could there be some deep and crucial reasons why God makes such a big deal about how important it is for us to experience truth Sabbath. Find out in our podcast this week! See Notes for more details.
Spirituals Disciplines, habits and routines of life, can help us grow in our relationship with God. But when it comes to Spiritual Disciplines, one size does not fit all. We need to find rhythms that work well for our particular shape, for the unique person that God made us. However all Christian models always contain three basic foundations: Scripture, Prayer, and Sabbath. Sabbath is the one that most of us are most tempted to cut the corners on. Could there be some deep and crucial reasons why God makes such a big deal about how important it is for us to experience truth Sabbath. Find out in our podcast this week! See Notes for more details.
Spirituals Disciplines, habits and routines of life, can help us grow in our relationship with God. But when it comes to Spiritual Disciplines, one size does not fit all. We need to find rhythms that work well for our particular shape, for the unique person that God made us. However all Christian models always contain three basic foundations: Scripture, Prayer, and Sabbath. Sabbath is the one that most of us are most tempted to cut the corners on. Could there be some deep and crucial reasons why God makes such a big deal about how important it is for us to experience truth Sabbath. Find out in our podcast this week! See Notes for more details.
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*Trigger Warning - We are continuing the discussion with Genie from Part 1 of episode 64, Understanding Abuse. In this episode's conclusion, we see how justice was served for our survivor who used her HSV-2 (primarily genital herpes) diagnosis as fuel to get out of a bad situation. Thanks to Sex Positive Families for providing useful resources to help us navigate challenging conversations around sex especially with our families and youth. A useful resource on this is: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-talk-to-kids-sexual-abuse_us_5c3fac5ee4b027c3bbbdb667 Please follow @sexpositive_families on Instagram for much more info. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline's website: https://www.thehotline.org/help/help-for-friends-and-family/ Please if you are a survivor of domestic/sexual violence/abuse DO NOT feel like you have to listen to this episode or part 2. It was important that this be easy to listen to and that we see an example of a survivor coming forward and having justice served. I'm on social media @HOnMyChest! Stay Positive!
*Trigger Warning - This interview was bumped up in light of the Surviving R. Kelly documentary. @VRFreeny shouted out the podcast on January 5, 2019 just saying for people to check it out. I haven't watched the documentary nor do I plan to. Genie, (this guest) and I had been talking about setting up a recording for after the pending episodes have been posted, but she and I both felt compelled to get together as soon as possible. Part 1 of this episode helps us understand Genie's abuse. Part 2 is where we see justice served. Thanks to Sex Positive Families for providing useful resources to help us navigate challenging conversations around sex especially with our families and youth. A useful resource on this is: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-talk-to-kids-sexual-abuse_us_5c3fac5ee4b027c3bbbdb667 Please follow @sexpositive_families on Instagram for much more info. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline's website: https://www.thehotline.org/help/help-for-friends-and-family/ Please if you are a survivor of domestic/sexual violence/abuse DO NOT feel like you have to listen to this episode or part 2. It was important that this be easy to listen to and that we see an example of a survivor coming forward and having justice served. I'm on social media @HOnMyChest! Stay Positive!
*Trigger Warning - We are continuing the discussion with Genie from Part 1 of episode 64, Understanding Abuse. In this episode's conclusion, we see how justice was served for our survivor who used her HSV-2 (primarily genital herpes) diagnosis as fuel to get out of a bad situation. Thanks to Sex Positive Families for providing useful resources to help us navigate challenging conversations around sex especially with our families and youth. A useful resource on this is: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-talk-to-kids-sexual-abuse_us_5c3fac5ee4b027c3bbbdb667 Please follow @sexpositive_families on Instagram for much more info. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline's website: https://www.thehotline.org/help/help-for-friends-and-family/ Please if you are a survivor of domestic/sexual violence/abuse DO NOT feel like you have to listen to this episode or part 2. It was important that this be easy to listen to and that we see an example of a survivor coming forward and having justice served. I'm on social media @HOnMyChest! Stay Positive!
*Trigger Warning - This interview was bumped up in light of the Surviving R. Kelly documentary. @VRFreeny shouted out the podcast on January 5, 2019 just saying for people to check it out. I haven't watched the documentary nor do I plan to. Genie, (this guest) and I had been talking about setting up a recording for after the pending episodes have been posted, but she and I both felt compelled to get together as soon as possible. Part 1 of this episode helps us understand Genie's abuse. Part 2 is where we see justice served. Thanks to Sex Positive Families for providing useful resources to help us navigate challenging conversations around sex especially with our families and youth. A useful resource on this is: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-talk-to-kids-sexual-abuse_us_5c3fac5ee4b027c3bbbdb667 Please follow @sexpositive_families on Instagram for much more info. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic abuse, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline's website: https://www.thehotline.org/help/help-for-friends-and-family/ Please if you are a survivor of domestic/sexual violence/abuse DO NOT feel like you have to listen to this episode or part 2. It was important that this be easy to listen to and that we see an example of a survivor coming forward and having justice served. I'm on social media @HOnMyChest! Stay Positive!
We’ve been talking a lot about how champions maximize minutes—giving everything they’ve got into being the best versions of themselves. Thank you, John Wooden, Vince Lombardi, and Dan Millman for your wisdom. Today we’e going to invite Gandhi to the party to establish the fact that this isn’t a SPORTS idea, it’s a SPIRITUAL ideal. Here’s how Gandhi puts it: “Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.” Full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. That wisdom is a central theme of Gandhi’s handbook, the Bhagavad Gita. Now, for a fun twist, let’s bring the conversation back to sports. Have you ever heard of The Legend of Bagger Vance? It’s an old-school movie starring Will Smith and Matt Damon. Guess what they’re doing? Playing golf. Short story: Matt Damon (playing Rannulph Junuh) has lost his mojo on the course. His caddy Will Smith (Bagger Vance) teaches him to trust his swing again. The movie is based on a book written by a guy named Steven Pressfield who, in addition to being a great author, is also a master of the creative process. I consider his trilogy on the creative process must reads. (See Notes on The War of Art, Do the Work and Turning Pro.) But get this: “The Legend of Bagger Vance” is really just the “Bhagavad Gita” on a golf course. (Get it? Bagger Vance… Bhagavad Gita…) In the Gita, we have a reluctant warrior named Arjuna (sounds a lot like Rannulph Junuh, eh?). Arjuna is counseled by the mighty Krishna who, basically, tells him to trust his swing and do what he’s here to do. Take that spiritual wisdom, put it on a golf course, throw two huge stars in there and voila, we have a sports movie delivering some pretty legit wisdom. Which, of course, is why sports are so popular. The super-clearly-defined rules of a given sport give us an opportunity to see life’s bigger challenges play out in a 60-minute game. For now, let’s bring all this wisdom back to our lives via a couple more sources of wisdom. In The War of Art, Pressfield tells us that we need to go from being “amateurs” to being “Professionals” in our creative lives. One of the key attributes of the professional? Here’s how he puts it: “The professional has learned that success, like happiness, comes as a by-product of work. The professional concentrates on the work and allows rewards to come or not come, whatever they like.” In other words, full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. Pressfield got that wisdom from the Gita. Flip open that classic manual on the art of living to find this gem: “The awakened sages call a person wise when all his undertakings are free from anxiety about results.” In other words, full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. That’s Today’s +1. Remember: Full effort is full victory. Let’s do our best, let go of results and then get back to doing our best.
We’ve been talking a lot about how champions maximize minutes—giving everything they’ve got into being the best versions of themselves. Thank you, John Wooden, Vince Lombardi, and Dan Millman for your wisdom. Today we’e going to invite Gandhi to the party to establish the fact that this isn’t a SPORTS idea, it’s a SPIRITUAL ideal. Here’s how Gandhi puts it: “Satisfaction lies in the effort, not in the attainment. Full effort is full victory.” Full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. That wisdom is a central theme of Gandhi’s handbook, the Bhagavad Gita. Now, for a fun twist, let’s bring the conversation back to sports. Have you ever heard of The Legend of Bagger Vance? It’s an old-school movie starring Will Smith and Matt Damon. Guess what they’re doing? Playing golf. Short story: Matt Damon (playing Rannulph Junuh) has lost his mojo on the course. His caddy Will Smith (Bagger Vance) teaches him to trust his swing again. The movie is based on a book written by a guy named Steven Pressfield who, in addition to being a great author, is also a master of the creative process. I consider his trilogy on the creative process must reads. (See Notes on The War of Art, Do the Work and Turning Pro.) But get this: “The Legend of Bagger Vance” is really just the “Bhagavad Gita” on a golf course. (Get it? Bagger Vance… Bhagavad Gita…) In the Gita, we have a reluctant warrior named Arjuna (sounds a lot like Rannulph Junuh, eh?). Arjuna is counseled by the mighty Krishna who, basically, tells him to trust his swing and do what he’s here to do. Take that spiritual wisdom, put it on a golf course, throw two huge stars in there and voila, we have a sports movie delivering some pretty legit wisdom. Which, of course, is why sports are so popular. The super-clearly-defined rules of a given sport give us an opportunity to see life’s bigger challenges play out in a 60-minute game. For now, let’s bring all this wisdom back to our lives via a couple more sources of wisdom. In The War of Art, Pressfield tells us that we need to go from being “amateurs” to being “Professionals” in our creative lives. One of the key attributes of the professional? Here’s how he puts it: “The professional has learned that success, like happiness, comes as a by-product of work. The professional concentrates on the work and allows rewards to come or not come, whatever they like.” In other words, full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. Pressfield got that wisdom from the Gita. Flip open that classic manual on the art of living to find this gem: “The awakened sages call a person wise when all his undertakings are free from anxiety about results.” In other words, full effort is full victory. We do our best, let go of the results and then get back to doing our best. That’s Today’s +1. Remember: Full effort is full victory. Let’s do our best, let go of results and then get back to doing our best.
My conversation is with West Palm Beach Mayor Jeri Muoio. We discuss the issue of quiet zones for high-speed rail crossings in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach County. What's the hold up on the quiet zones? When will they be finished? What power do cities have to compel action? What does she think about them not being completed? Next on the agenda, we discuss possible design changes to downtown West Palm Beach on Clematis St. There are several opportunities for input from local merchants and residents. (See Notes and Links Below for details) Possible changes are tree canopy, lighting, pedestrian crossings, cafe seating, sidewalks, and more. Finally, many of us have heard about the hateful and demeaning comments made by The President of The United States. His comments were heard by at least one sitting U.S. Senator and congressional staff. Mayor Muoio gives her thoughts. Links and Notes regarding Clematis St design input sessions Local Merchants Tuesday, January 16 from 10:30 until 12:30 at the West Palm Beach City Hall. All residents can give input on Saturday, January 20 from 9:00 am until 1:00 pm at the West Palm Beach Greenmarket. Also, all residents can participate in and give their input at The West Palm Beach City Hall from 5:30 to 8:00 pm
*UPDATE (24-Nov 2017): Pronoun are no longer trading, so this show should be considered for historical purposes only. Continuing my series of interviews with eBook aggregators, in this show I talk to Justin Renard of Pronoun. EBook aggregators are companies that allow you to submit your eBook to multiple eBook stores (like Apple, Kobo and Barnes and Noble) and often provide other features as well. Pronoun have been in the news as they are very competitive compared to the other eBook aggregators, especially in the US and Canadian markets for Amazon. They actually pay better rates for some books than going direct via KDP direct.
Acts 5:12They were all with one accord in Solomon’s porch.—See Notes on Acts 3:2; John 10:23. It was, we have seen, at all times a favourite place of resort for teachers. The chronology of this period of the history is still, as before, left somewhat indefinite; but assuming some months to have passed since the Day of Pentecost, what is now related would be in the winter, when, as in John 10:23, that portico, as facing the east and catching the morning sunlight, was more than usually frequented. On “with one accord,” see Note on Acts 4:24.
This story is excerpted from the post titled "What Does It All Mean Anyway?" Found @ http://whereiswithin.com/what-does-it-all-mean-anyway-the-search-for-meaning-purpose/ Thank you to and Artwork... This podcast is not the answer to the question "where is within?", rather it asks the question such that seekers may find within themselves.
Do you have any regrets in life? See Notes in Spanish.com for full details and to comment.
Ben and Marina check out Madrid's famous Sunday market. See Notes from Spain for more details.
Marina prepares clams with a delicious sauce and fiery Galician peppers. See Notes from Spain.com for full details and to comment.
Morning Service – John Mattei 2 Cor 2:3-4, Mt 6:33, 1 Pt 5:8-9, See Notes for Other Verses
Rm 7:14-22, See Notes
Rm 7:14-22, See Notes
Morning Service – John Mattei 2 Cor 2:3-4, Mt 6:33, 1 Pt 5:8-9, See Notes for Other Verses
Morning Service – John Mattei 2 Cor 2:3-4, Mt 6:33, 1 Pt 5:8-9, See Notes for Other Verses
Rm 7:14-22, See Notes
Rm 7:14-22, See Notes
Morning Service – John Mattei 2 Cor 2:3-4, Mt 6:33, 1 Pt 5:8-9, See Notes for Other Verses
Rm 7:14-22, See Notes
Morning Service – John Mattei 2 Cor 2:3-4, Mt 6:33, 1 Pt 5:8-9, See Notes for Other Verses
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