Jeff Cavins

I need to stop at a gas station. And they ended up getting there. But the journey there that they were so excited about did have its ups and downs.

I need to stop at a gas station. And they ended up getting there. But the journey there that they were so excited about did have its ups and downs.

I need to stop at a gas station. And they ended up getting there. But the journey there that they were so excited about did have its ups and downs.

Well, it's a privilege to be with you, Father. You're doing a great job, and it's so fun to follow along with you and to hear the Word of God and Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. So many people are being blessed.

Well, it's a privilege to be with you, Father. You're doing a great job, and it's so fun to follow along with you and to hear the Word of God and Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. So many people are being blessed.

Well, it's a privilege to be with you, Father. You're doing a great job, and it's so fun to follow along with you and to hear the Word of God and Faith comes by hearing and hearing by the word of God. So many people are being blessed.

Hey, Father. Good to join you. And what a treat it is to look at a gospel at this point. It's like a little bit of a reprieve, isn't it? You're going through all this history and, yeah, but what about Jesus? But what about Jesus? And here we are. We're going to jump ahead for the Gospel of John. So this is going to be great.

Hey, Father. Good to join you. And what a treat it is to look at a gospel at this point. It's like a little bit of a reprieve, isn't it? You're going through all this history and, yeah, but what about Jesus? But what about Jesus? And here we are. We're going to jump ahead for the Gospel of John. So this is going to be great.

Hey, Father. Good to join you. And what a treat it is to look at a gospel at this point. It's like a little bit of a reprieve, isn't it? You're going through all this history and, yeah, but what about Jesus? But what about Jesus? And here we are. We're going to jump ahead for the Gospel of John. So this is going to be great.

Sure, it will be. And there's a couple of things to remember. And one is that all scripture that you have been reading, and in the case of our listeners, all the scripture you have heard up till now is all Christocentric, meaning it finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. And that's what Bible study is all about. And the other thing is what Pope Benedict said,

Sure, it will be. And there's a couple of things to remember. And one is that all scripture that you have been reading, and in the case of our listeners, all the scripture you have heard up till now is all Christocentric, meaning it finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. And that's what Bible study is all about. And the other thing is what Pope Benedict said,

Sure, it will be. And there's a couple of things to remember. And one is that all scripture that you have been reading, and in the case of our listeners, all the scripture you have heard up till now is all Christocentric, meaning it finds its fulfillment in Jesus Christ. And that's what Bible study is all about. And the other thing is what Pope Benedict said,

mentioned, and that's called recapitulative history. It's a big fancy word for Jesus came and did it again. He came and he relived those stories. And so as you start to read the Gospels now, keep in mind that this is about fulfilling something. And it's about the Son of God fulfilling what the firstborn Son did not complete. And so Jesus had to fulfill all righteousness. He had to complete this.

mentioned, and that's called recapitulative history. It's a big fancy word for Jesus came and did it again. He came and he relived those stories. And so as you start to read the Gospels now, keep in mind that this is about fulfilling something. And it's about the Son of God fulfilling what the firstborn Son did not complete. And so Jesus had to fulfill all righteousness. He had to complete this.

mentioned, and that's called recapitulative history. It's a big fancy word for Jesus came and did it again. He came and he relived those stories. And so as you start to read the Gospels now, keep in mind that this is about fulfilling something. And it's about the Son of God fulfilling what the firstborn Son did not complete. And so Jesus had to fulfill all righteousness. He had to complete this.

And then we have some guidelines in the catechism about it being a revelation of who Jesus Christ is. And that's where we get to today with the Gospel of John. And the Gospel of John is different. Everybody knows there's four Gospels. And the question would come up, well, wouldn't it have been okay to just do maybe one? Just have one.

And then we have some guidelines in the catechism about it being a revelation of who Jesus Christ is. And that's where we get to today with the Gospel of John. And the Gospel of John is different. Everybody knows there's four Gospels. And the question would come up, well, wouldn't it have been okay to just do maybe one? Just have one.

And then we have some guidelines in the catechism about it being a revelation of who Jesus Christ is. And that's where we get to today with the Gospel of John. And the Gospel of John is different. Everybody knows there's four Gospels. And the question would come up, well, wouldn't it have been okay to just do maybe one? Just have one.

Right, right. But the reason for that is that all four Gospels have a different emphasis, and some of the Gospels share stories. So, for example, Matthew, Mark, and Luke seem to be sharing material, the same stories, the same miracles, some of the dialogue. And so, John stands out because John is really different than those other three Gospels in

Right, right. But the reason for that is that all four Gospels have a different emphasis, and some of the Gospels share stories. So, for example, Matthew, Mark, and Luke seem to be sharing material, the same stories, the same miracles, some of the dialogue. And so, John stands out because John is really different than those other three Gospels in