This week, we revisit a classic episode, asking the question, Why is there a second Holy Day at the end of the Days of Unleavened Bread? We’ll jump back in anew at the very end for a closing thought, but we know many of you are new listeners to the podcast, and we hope you enjoy this episode from much earlier in the podcast’s history! And we hope, as well, that you have an edifying and uplifting wrap-up to the Days of Unleavened Bread this weekend.
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The Spring Holy Days represent an opportunity for self-examination, and in this week’s episode, we look at three different ways sin is defined in Scripture, each expanding on the others. We hope you find it helpful.
In the podcast, we mention Dr. Roderick Meredith’s classic booklet on the Ten Commandments, creatively titled The Ten Commandments. During this Holy Day season in which God encourages us to examine ourselves, sitting down with this booklet over the next week or so and using it to meditate on your life commandment by commandment can be a very profitable way to spend your time. We hope you’ll consider it—and we hope your Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread are rich and meaningful.
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As the Passover season approaches, in today’s episode we reflect on one woman’s example that has been told and retold for 2,000 years, just as Jesus prophesied it would be. Her sacrifice of an alabaster flask of oil holds many lessons for us.
We referred to this great collection of feedback from Tomorrow’s World readers, viewers, and website visitors in the podcast. We think you’ll find it an uplifting read: “You Are Making a Difference!”
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Podcast 143: Classic Episode: Why a Second Holy Day at the End of Unleavened Bread?
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonThis week, we revisit a classic episode, asking the question, Why is there a second Holy Day at the end of the Days of Unleavened Bread? We’ll jump back in anew at the very end for a closing thought, but we know many of you are new listeners to the podcast, and we hope you enjoy this episode from much earlier in the podcast’s history! And we hope, as well, that you have an edifying and uplifting wrap-up to the Days of Unleavened Bread this weekend.
Podcast 142: Three Different Angles on Sin
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonThe Spring Holy Days represent an opportunity for self-examination, and in this week’s episode, we look at three different ways sin is defined in Scripture, each expanding on the others. We hope you find it helpful.
In the podcast, we mention Dr. Roderick Meredith’s classic booklet on the Ten Commandments, creatively titled The Ten Commandments. During this Holy Day season in which God encourages us to examine ourselves, sitting down with this booklet over the next week or so and using it to meditate on your life commandment by commandment can be a very profitable way to spend your time. We hope you’ll consider it—and we hope your Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread are rich and meaningful.
Podcast 141: Lessons from an Alabaster Flask
/in Podcast/by Wallace Smith & John RobinsonAs the Passover season approaches, in today’s episode we reflect on one woman’s example that has been told and retold for 2,000 years, just as Jesus prophesied it would be. Her sacrifice of an alabaster flask of oil holds many lessons for us.