• Real Bible Rob

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Real Bible Rob

著者: Rob Christ
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  • I am a Presbyterian USA minister who interprets the Bible in all of its messy and varied voices. I teach and preach spiritual growth to people who want an open and affirming Christianity. My social media tagline is "People say lots of things about the Bible that aren't really there." My full-length sermons and live stream are available on YouTube: @robchrist8999 and @edmondspresbyterian132

    Contact me at: epc-pcusa.org, pastorepc@frontier.com

    © 2024 Real Bible Rob
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I am a Presbyterian USA minister who interprets the Bible in all of its messy and varied voices. I teach and preach spiritual growth to people who want an open and affirming Christianity. My social media tagline is "People say lots of things about the Bible that aren't really there." My full-length sermons and live stream are available on YouTube: @robchrist8999 and @edmondspresbyterian132

Contact me at: epc-pcusa.org, pastorepc@frontier.com

© 2024 Real Bible Rob
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  • Is the Trinity Jewish? Another way to look at Christmas, from Deuteronomy 6:4-5
    2024/12/24

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    The completeness and wholeness of God is described in the concept of the Trinity. Like the Shema prayer spoken by many Jews daily, it has the sense of mind, body, and spirit. Christians see the mind, body, and spirit of God as God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. Rather than three beings, it is the wholeness of one being, just as humans are not separate mind, body, and spirit. I think this a very important Christmas message, because it is the incarnation of God that is the fulfillment of this wholeness of God. I mention Richard Rohr's "The Universal Christ" and I read the Shema from Deuteronomy in Hebrew. For you Hebrew readers, I apologize for pronouncing Echad like Echsar. I think I had Psalm 23:1 in mind, sorry, but I didn't want to re-record for that one mistake.

    Deuteronomy 6:4-5 in Hebrew reads like:
    Shema Israel Adonai Elohanu Adonai Echad, Veahavtah et Adonai Elohacha, Bachol Levavcah, oovachol Nafsheecah, oovachol Meohdicah.

    JPS translates it as:
    Hear, O Israel! The Lord your God, the Lord alone. You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul and with all your might.

    #trinity #shema #incarnation #edmonds #edmondspres #pcusa

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  • Which Jesus Will You Choose? John 18:33-37 & Revelation 5:5
    2024/12/24

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    Jesus' interaction with Pilate is fascinating. Jesus was in between the religious powers of the temple and the hard military power of the Romans. The Root of David was also the representation of raw power. The Lion of Judah is the supremacy of Judah over all the other tribes. Ironically, these images of power are not what save us. Jesus is different. He lost. He went to the cross. But in his loss we are redeemed.

    #lionofjudah #lambofgod #pilate #jesus #barabbas #edmondspres #pcusa

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  • Women and Weapons from Ephesians 5:12-28 & 1 Timothy 2:9-15
    2024/12/22

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    Paul uses a lot of military imagery in Ephesians. He uses words of fealty, like soldiers who give their loyalty to their commanders. He uses words of armor, shields, and swords. Why? Because military images conferred status and honor in Roman society. It made sense to fight off evil using these spiritual weapons. This was especially important to the Ephesians who worshipped the warrior goddess Artemis. Artemis was a very positive figure in Ephesus, especially for women. Paul's appeal to the Ephesians used the military imagery of Artemis to show that Jesus was their true protector.

    Reference: "Nobody's Mother" by Dr. Sandra Glahn, Professor at Dallas Theological Seminary

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