Fr. Mike Schmitz
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Podcast Appearances
Using the Great Adventure Bible timeline, we'll read all the way from Genesis to Revelation, discovering how the story of salvation unfolds and how we fit into that story today. It is day 154. It is our second messianic checkpoint. We begin today. We're reading Mark chapters 1 and chapter 2. We're also praying Psalm 11. One little note about the Gospel of Mark after this.
These words, the words that you always heard, you hear every single day. We are reading, I am reading from the Bible translation known as the Revised Standard Version, the Second Catholic Edition. I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension. If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com slash Bible in a Year.
These words, the words that you always heard, you hear every single day. We are reading, I am reading from the Bible translation known as the Revised Standard Version, the Second Catholic Edition. I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension. If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com slash Bible in a Year.
These words, the words that you always heard, you hear every single day. We are reading, I am reading from the Bible translation known as the Revised Standard Version, the Second Catholic Edition. I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension. If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com slash Bible in a Year.
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roughly 154 of those days episodes just delivered to your inbox or wherever you listen to podcasts as i said today we are starting the second messianic checkpoint mark's gospel now mark is the shortest gospel and so this is going to be a great experience i just i'm so excited
roughly 154 of those days episodes just delivered to your inbox or wherever you listen to podcasts as i said today we are starting the second messianic checkpoint mark's gospel now mark is the shortest gospel and so this is going to be a great experience i just i'm so excited
roughly 154 of those days episodes just delivered to your inbox or wherever you listen to podcasts as i said today we are starting the second messianic checkpoint mark's gospel now mark is the shortest gospel and so this is going to be a great experience i just i'm so excited
When we went through the Gospel of John, the Gospel of John is one of the longer Gospels, and we're going to the opposite, Mark, the shortest Gospel. Now, not only are we kind of going to the opposite Gospel, Mark, Matthew, and Luke are known as the Synoptic Gospels, and that means that they will, they're very, very similar. In fact, St.
When we went through the Gospel of John, the Gospel of John is one of the longer Gospels, and we're going to the opposite, Mark, the shortest Gospel. Now, not only are we kind of going to the opposite Gospel, Mark, Matthew, and Luke are known as the Synoptic Gospels, and that means that they will, they're very, very similar. In fact, St.
When we went through the Gospel of John, the Gospel of John is one of the longer Gospels, and we're going to the opposite, Mark, the shortest Gospel. Now, not only are we kind of going to the opposite Gospel, Mark, Matthew, and Luke are known as the Synoptic Gospels, and that means that they will, they're very, very similar. In fact, St.
John in the Gospel of John is completely unique from the other three Gospels. But Mark, Matthew, and Luke are very similar to each other. One of the things that we note about this is that scholars have pointed out that the gospel of Mark is probably the basis or the foundation for the gospels of Matthew and the gospels of Luke.
John in the Gospel of John is completely unique from the other three Gospels. But Mark, Matthew, and Luke are very similar to each other. One of the things that we note about this is that scholars have pointed out that the gospel of Mark is probably the basis or the foundation for the gospels of Matthew and the gospels of Luke.
John in the Gospel of John is completely unique from the other three Gospels. But Mark, Matthew, and Luke are very similar to each other. One of the things that we note about this is that scholars have pointed out that the gospel of Mark is probably the basis or the foundation for the gospels of Matthew and the gospels of Luke.
that Matthew and Luke must have or very, very likely use Mark as one of their templates to tell their story about Jesus's life. And so we kind of have like the original, the OG gospel right here when it comes to Mark's gospel. Another thing to kind of keep in mind is especially when it comes to contrasting Mark's gospel with John's gospel.
that Matthew and Luke must have or very, very likely use Mark as one of their templates to tell their story about Jesus's life. And so we kind of have like the original, the OG gospel right here when it comes to Mark's gospel. Another thing to kind of keep in mind is especially when it comes to contrasting Mark's gospel with John's gospel.
that Matthew and Luke must have or very, very likely use Mark as one of their templates to tell their story about Jesus's life. And so we kind of have like the original, the OG gospel right here when it comes to Mark's gospel. Another thing to kind of keep in mind is especially when it comes to contrasting Mark's gospel with John's gospel.
If you remember way back in the day when we went through John's gospel, One of the things that happened was there was a lot of exposition. We have a lot of long teachings from Jesus. You know, that whole even high priestly prayer of Jesus at the Last Supper went on for chapters and chapters of simply Jesus just talking. The Gospel of Mark is the opposite. It's all action.