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This is part 13 of the Read the Bible For Yourself. Before getting to the Church Epistles, we'll begin with an overview of how letters were written, read, and performed. Then we'll see how they are arranged in our Bibles. We'll spend a good deal of time talking about occasion. Why did Paul write each letter? What was going on that prompted him to initiate the expensive and elaborate process of writing to them? Lastly, we'll briefly consider how to apply what we read to our lives. Listen to this episode on Spotify or Apple Podcasts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg3tInZU9JY&list=PLN9jFDsS3QV2TrdUEDtAipF3jy4qYspM_&index=13&pp=iAQB —— Links —— See other episodes in Read the Bible For Yourself Other classes are available here, including How We Got the Bible, which explores the manuscript transmission and translation of the Bible Get the transcript of this episode Support Restitutio by donating here Join our Restitutio Facebook Group and follow Sean Finnegan on Twitter @RestitutioSF Leave a voice message via SpeakPipe with questions or comments and we may play them out on the air Intro music: Good Vibes by MBB Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0) Free Download / Stream: Music promoted by Audio Library. Who is Sean Finnegan?  Read his bio here —— Notes —— Letters in the First Century Letters written on papyrus with ink by a professional scribe (amanuensis) Though most letters that have survived from the ancient world were short and to the point, Paul's Epistles are extremely long. Because there was no postal system, someone had to carry the letter to its destination. Upon arrival, most people couldn't read, so a professional would need to read it aloud. This was difficult because there were no chapters, verses, paragraphs, punctuation, or spaces between words (scriptio continua). Name Greek Words English Words Verses Chapters Romans 7113 9506 432 16 1 Corinthians 6832 9532 437 16 2 Corinthians 4480 6160 257 13 Galatians 2232 3227 149 6 Ephesians 2424 3047 155 6 Philippians 1631 2261 104 4 Colossians 1583 1993 95 4 1 Thessalonians 1484 1908 89 5 2 Thessalonians 826 1065 47 3 Church Epistles in Chronological Order Galatians 48 1 Thessalonians 49-51 2 Thessalonians 49-51 1 Corinthians 53-55 2 Corinthians 53-55 Romans 57 Philippians 62 Colossians 62 Ephesians 62 Developing Your Knowledge of the Greco-Roman World Get background books like The World of the New Testament by Green and McDonald and Zondervan's Illustrated Bible Background Commentary by Clinton Arnold. Read the literature that has survived. Hundreds of volumes are available in the Loeb Classical Library. Learn about archeology in the Mediterranean world around the time of Christ (Biblical Archeological Review). Take a tour to visit the sites in Greece and Turkey (Spirit and Truth International). Study the geography of the region on maps that show the correct place names for the first century. Deciphering the Occasion Each letter arose out of a specific circumstance. What was going on among the Christians in that city that caused Paul to write? Galatians: Judaizers had visited churches Paul founded, telling people they needed to follow the law of Moses. 1 Corinthians: Chloe sent word of divisions in Corinth; Paul also received a letter asking specific questions. 2 Corinthians: false teachers had ensconced themselves in Corinth who criticized and undermined Paul. Philippians: Epaphroditus brought Paul financial assistance from Philippi. Reading the Church Epistles The first time through, just get your bearings. Read for scope. What's going on in that church? What's going on in that city? What are their concerns? What are the doctrinal errors that Paul is correcting? The second time through, read more slowly, paying attention to major units of thought (usually paragraphs). Ask yourself how each section contributes to the whole. Sometimes it is difficult to understand a particular sentence or phrase. 1 Cor 15:29  “baptism on behalf of the dead” 1 Cor 11:10 “because of the angels” No one understands everything. It's more important to get the main point than understand every little nuance. Form of ancient letters[1] Author(s) Recipient(s) Greeting Prayer/thanksgiving Content Final greeting(s) and farewell Content Section These Epistles are loaded with theology and practical application. Not systematic theologies, neatly organized Rather, they move from topic to topic based on the need of the congregation, oftentimes based on a previous (now lost) letter or communication they made to Paul. Romans and Ephesians come closest to laying out a theological system. Application What is Paul asking them to do? Are my particulars similar enough to say this instruction applies to me as well? How much of what he said is culturally conditioned? Can I derive a principle that applies in general today? Review Sending long letters in the Roman world was expensive and difficult due to the cost of materials, the skill required to write, and the need to have someone carry and read your letter aloud to the recipients. Paul sent the Church Epistles to Christian churches living in major Greco-Roman cities. We know much about the culture, politics, and geography of these cities due to surviving literature, archeological discoveries, and the ability to travel to them. Deciphering the occasion for which Paul wrote is the single most beneficial piece of information to help you understand an Epistle's overarching purpose. As you read through an Epistle for the first time, try to get the big picture. Then as you read through it again, try to figure out how each section relates to the whole. It's ok not to understand a particular verse. It's more important to understand the point Paul is making rather than the particulars. When applying the Epistles to your life, look for comparable circumstances and general principles. [1] See Fee & Stuart, p. 59

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Letters in the First Century Letters written on papyrus with ink by a professional scribe (amanuensis) Though most letters that have survived from the ancient world were short and to the point, Paul's Epistles are extremely long. Because there was no postal system, someone had to carry the letter to its destination. Upon arrival, most people couldn't read, so a professional would need to read it aloud. This was difficult because there were no chapters, verses, paragraphs, punctuation, or spaces between words (scriptio continua). Name Greek Words English Words Verses Chapters Romans 7113 9506 432 16 1 Corinthians 6832 9532 437 16 2 Corinthians 4480 6160 257 13 Galatians 2232 3227 149 6 Ephesians 2424 3047 155 6 Philippians 1631 2261 104 4 Colossians 1583 1993 95 4 1 Thessalonians 1484 1908 89 5 2 Thessalonians 826 1065 47 3 Church Epistles in Chronological Order Galatians 48 1 Thessalonians 49-51 2 Thessalonians 49-51 1 Corinthians 53-55 2 Corinthians 53-55 Romans 57 Philippians 62 Colossians 62 Ephesians 62 Developing Your Knowledge of the Greco-Roman World Get background books like The World of the New Testament by Green and McDonald and Zondervan's Illustrated Bible Background Commentary by Clinton Arnold. Read the literature that has survived. Hundreds of volumes are available in the Loeb Classical Library. Learn about archeology in the Mediterranean world around the time of Christ (Biblical Archeological Review). Take a tour to visit the sites in Greece and Turkey (Spirit and Truth International). Study the geography of the region on maps that show the correct place names for the first century. Deciphering the Occasion Each letter arose out of a specific circumstance. What was going on among the Christians in that city that caused Paul to write? Galatians: Judaizers had visited churches Paul founded, telling people they needed to follow the law of Moses. 1 Corinthians: Chloe sent word of divisions in Corinth; Paul also received a letter asking specific questions. 2 Corinthians: false teachers had ensconced themselves in Corinth who criticized and undermined Paul. Philippians: Epaphroditus brought Paul financial assistance from Philippi. Reading the Church Epistles The first time through, just get your bearings. Read for scope. What's going on in that church? What's going on in that city? What are their concerns? What are the doctrinal errors that Paul is correcting? The second time through, read more slowly, paying attention to major units of thought (usually paragraphs). Ask yourself how each section contributes to the whole. Sometimes it is difficult to understand a particular sentence or phrase. 1 Cor 15:29  “baptism on behalf of the dead” 1 Cor 11:10 “because of the angels” No one understands everything. It's more important to get the main point than understand every little nuance. Form of ancient letters[[See Fee & Stuart, p. 59]] Author(s) Recipient(s) Greeting Prayer/thanksgiving Content Final greeting(s) and farewell Content Section These Epistles are loaded with theology and practical application. Not systematic theologies, neatly organized Rather, they move from topic to topic based on the need of the congregation, oftentimes based on a previous (now lost) letter or communication they made to Paul. Romans and Ephesians come closest to laying out a theological system. Application What is Paul asking them to do? Are my particulars similar enough to say this instruction applies to me as well? How much of what he said is culturally conditioned? Can I derive a principle that applies in general today? Review Sending long letters in the Roman world was expensive and difficult due to the cost of materials, the skill required to write, and the need to have someone carry and read your letter aloud to the recipients. Paul sent the Church Epistles to Christian churches living in major Greco-Roman cities. We know much about the culture, politics, and geography of these cities due to surviving literature, archeological discoveries, and the ability to travel to them. Deciphering the occasion for which Paul wrote is the single most beneficial piece of information to help you understand an Epistle's overarching purpose. As you read through an Epistle for the first time, try to get the big picture. Then as you read through it again, try to figure out how each section relates to the whole. It’s ok not to understand a particular verse. It’s more important to understand the point Paul is making rather than the particulars. When applying the Epistles to your life, look for comparable circumstances and general principles. The post 13: How to Read the Church Epistles first appeared on Living Hope.

Letters in the First Century Letters written on papyrus with ink by a professional scribe (amanuensis) Though most letters that have survived from the ancient world were short and to the point, Paul's Epistles are extremely long. Because there was no postal system, someone had to carry the letter to its destination. Upon arrival, most people couldn't read, so a professional would need to read it aloud. This was difficult because there were no chapters, verses, paragraphs, punctuation, or spaces between words (scriptio continua). Name Greek Words English Words Verses Chapters Romans 7113 9506 432 16 1 Corinthians 6832 9532 437 16 2 Corinthians 4480 6160 257 13 Galatians 2232 3227 149 6 Ephesians 2424 3047 155 6 Philippians 1631 2261 104 4 Colossians 1583 1993 95 4 1 Thessalonians 1484 1908 89 5 2 Thessalonians 826 1065 47 3 Church Epistles in Chronological Order Galatians 48 1 Thessalonians 49-51 2 Thessalonians 49-51 1 Corinthians 53-55 2 Corinthians 53-55 Romans 57 Philippians 62 Colossians 62 Ephesians 62 Developing Your Knowledge of the Greco-Roman World Get background books like The World of the New Testament by Green and McDonald and Zondervan's Illustrated Bible Background Commentary by Clinton Arnold. Read the literature that has survived. Hundreds of volumes are available in the Loeb Classical Library. Learn about archeology in the Mediterranean world around the time of Christ (Biblical Archeological Review). Take a tour to visit the sites in Greece and Turkey (Spirit and Truth International). Study the geography of the region on maps that show the correct place names for the first century. Deciphering the Occasion Each letter arose out of a specific circumstance. What was going on among the Christians in that city that caused Paul to write? Galatians: Judaizers had visited churches Paul founded, telling people they needed to follow the law of Moses. 1 Corinthians: Chloe sent word of divisions in Corinth; Paul also received a letter asking specific questions. 2 Corinthians: false teachers had ensconced themselves in Corinth who criticized and undermined Paul. Philippians: Epaphroditus brought Paul financial assistance from Philippi. Reading the Church Epistles The first time through, just get your bearings. Read for scope. What's going on in that church? What's going on in that city? What are their concerns? What are the doctrinal errors that Paul is correcting? The second time through, read more slowly, paying attention to major units of thought (usually paragraphs). Ask yourself how each section contributes to the whole. Sometimes it is difficult to understand a particular sentence or phrase. 1 Cor 15:29  “baptism on behalf of the dead” 1 Cor 11:10 “because of the angels” No one understands everything. It's more important to get the main point than understand every little nuance. Form of ancient letters1 Author(s) Recipient(s) Greeting Prayer/thanksgiving Content Final greeting(s) and farewell Content Section These Epistles are loaded with theology and practical application. Not systematic theologies, neatly organized Rather, they move from topic to topic based on the need of the congregation, oftentimes based on a previous (now lost) letter or communication they made to Paul. Romans and Ephesians come closest to laying out a theological system. Application What is Paul asking them to do? Are my particulars similar enough to say this instruction applies to me as well? How much of what he said is culturally conditioned? Can I derive a principle that applies in general today? Review Sending long letters in the Roman world was expensive and difficult due to the cost of materials, the skill required to write, and the need to have someone carry and read your letter aloud to the recipients. Paul sent the Church Epistles to Christian churches living in major Greco-Roman cities. We know much about the culture, politics, and geography of these cities due to surviving literature, archeological discoveries, and the ability to travel to them. Deciphering the occasion for which Paul wrote is the single most beneficial piece of information to help you understand an Epistle's overarching purpose. As you read through an Epistle for the first time, try to get the big picture. Then as you read through it again, try to figure out how each section relates to the whole. It’s ok not to understand a particular verse. It’s more important to understand the point Paul is making rather than the particulars. When applying the Epistles to your life, look for comparable circumstances and general principles. See Fee & Stuart, p. 59The post 13: How to Read the Church Epistles first appeared on Living Hope.

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On this episode of Ask Christian Counseling Associates, we are podcasting from Caldwell, New Jersey, during our visit to the United Nations, with special guests Millie Lace, Founder and Director, and Josephine Tyne,  representative to the UN from Concepts of Truth International. Join us as we discuss what God has ignited in the Life-affirming movement of Concepts of Truth and how Christians everywhere can have an impact for the kingdom. 

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This episode considers the implications of the rise of state-sponsored fake news and disinformation for international images. Simon takes the line that the exaggerations of nation branding are on a continuum with all-out lies of malicious propaganda. He calls for better research on public responses to nations using distortion. Does it demonstrably damage reputations? Nick argues that state sponsorship of objective news can be an important component of Soft Power as the BBC is an asset for the UK. He considers the history of this and the ways in our own time by which states are learning to blunt the kind of disruptive media onslaught of the kind deployed by Russia in 2014. He cites the British response to the Skripal case of 2018 and the effective use of so-called 'pre-bunking' strategies in the run up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Simon worries that the loss of confidence in news undermines the whole notion of things being knowable and plays into Russian hands which prompts Nick to stress the importance not merely of single state sponsored sources of objective news like the BBC but of building free media broadly to create multiple sources of credible news at a community level. The conversation ends with agreement that education is the answer and the perhaps our age of disinformation is a necessary wakeup call for a better future.

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After the international online conference “Global Crisis. Time for the Truth ” was held, it became obvious that our society is on the brink. Crises are observed in various spheres of life, including the climatic, ecological and the most terrible - the crisis of humanness. People around the world need help but face aggression, cruelty and even slavery.

Today our society is on the brink of survival. We are threatened by various crises that our civilization has never faced before. But it is very important for each person to be aware of what is happening to the world in order to make the right choice.

Episode 25: Join Karmen as she talks more with her coworker Debbie. Debbie shares her personal redemption story of deciding to her abort her 2nd baby and the healing and forgiveness that God brought to her life in the years that followed. Debbie wants anyone who has abortion as part of their story to know there is forgiveness. Post-Abortion Hotline: Concepts of Truth International 1-866-482-life.

Episode 25: Join Karmen as she talks more with her coworker Debbie. Debbie shares her personal redemption story of deciding to her abort her 2nd baby and the healing and forgiveness that God brought to her life in the years that followed. Debbie wants anyone who has abortion as part of their story to know there is forgiveness. Post-Abortion Hotline: Concepts of Truth International 1-866-482-life.

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Get ready to reach Peak Performance with Guest Heleniq Argyrou sharing her secrets on this episode of Power Your Life Radio Heleniq Argyrou is an Award-Winning Speaker, Innovator, Conference Founder, Human Behavior, Aha Intelligence and Flow State Expert. An African born Clinical Psychologist and Peak Performance Expert with Cypriot heritage, Heleniq founded Women of Truth Conferencing in Netherlands and Cyprus and is soon expanding to Africa, India, and New York for entrepreneurs and experts in their awakening and looking to make a greater social impact globally. Focused on Innovation and revolutionary female leadership, Heleniq carries her online and offline teachings with 22 years of research, clinical practice, and numerous collaborations in over 14 countries. Currently she mentors for Venture Cafe, CIC in Rotterdam Netherlands, Changemakers in ON, Lithuania, and Women of Truth International in South Africa and Cyprus. She also offers 6hr or 6month neuroscience based peak performance trainings online for speakers and leaders and anyone wanting greater impact for world change. 

Today was a special day for Rock Church. Our sister church Banner of Truth International joined us for a combined service and as the Holy Spirit began to move Pastor Jared gave an exhortation that spoke to the hearts of many in both congregations. ...

Concepts of Truth International Wynne Arkansas office Director, Todd Maino joins host Byron Tyler on this episode of Mid-South View Point. Concepts of Truth International shares God's truth about life around the world providing counseling, recovery and prevention, sustaining families in mental and sexual health. The International Helpline serves as a safe place for you to call if you are experiencing emotional pain after reproductive loss or sexual trauma. If you are experiencing Guilt, Anxiety, Avoiding Children/Pregnant Women, Depression, Thoughts of Suicide, Eating disorders, or Alcohol/Drug abuse, whether your loss occurred last week or 50 years ago, please call 1-866-482-LIFE (5433). Mid-South View Point radio show airs Wednesday and Thursday at 3 pm on the Bott Radio Network affiliate 640 AM and 100.7 FM in Memphis, TN.

Pastor Clarissa Johnson interviews Dr. Gregory Jackson, pastor of The City of Truth International about his position and role as a spiritual covering to women in ministry.  Apostle Jackson comes with a strong stand against those that attack and prey on women in ministry.  He talks about the difference of emotionalism between both women and men, as well as share his approach to those who believes they have a calling on their life.  During this interview, Apostle Jackson begans to come against anything that comes against and try to prevent women from accepting their call and walking in their purpose and destiny.   (taken from his website)-  Dr. Gregory Jackson is the humbled and honored, Servant/Leader of The City Of Truth International. He has been called, sent and graced to perfect the Saints. He has been called to pull down, throw down, pluck up, destroy, every system, stronghold, myth, lie, ignorance, delusion, tradition and deception of the devil and of the flesh. He has been called to build, establish, structure, strengthen, reinforce and revamp. He has been called by God to spiritually and apostolically father, cover, shepherd and equip all those who have a heart for God, truly desire to hear what the Spirit is REALLY saying to the Body Of Christ and find their place in His Divine purpose. To learn more about Dr. Jackson's ministry, visit his website- www.gregorysjackson.org

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Today's interview is with Abdu Murray, co-founder and the President of Embrace the Truth International, which is an apologetics-based ministry dedicated to offering the Truth of the Gospel to Muslims, Jews, cult members, and skeptics. He talks about his background and his conversion from Islam to Christianity, his view of God as a Christian, the issue of identity in Islam, the three most important elements in his conversion, the costs of changing beliefs, overcoming fear of interaction, his upcoming book Grand Central Question, the Josh McDowell Institute Conference 2013, and more. Enjoy.

Abdu Murray, from Embrace the Truth International, talks about how to communicate the Gospel in emotionally & intellectually compelling ways to a media-saturated generation. 

Abdu Murray, from Embrace the Truth International, talks about how to communicate the Gospel in emotionally & intellectually compelling ways to a media-saturated generation. 

Abdu Murray, from Embrace the Truth International, talks about how to communicate the Gospel in emotionally & intellectually compelling ways to a media-saturated generation. 

Abdu Murray, from Embrace the Truth International, talks about how to communicate the Gospel in emotionally & intellectually compelling ways to a media-saturated generation.