She would therefore have passed her DNA to some of her children (especially to her son Canaan) and later descendants, so that individuals of large size and/or psychopathic behavior could therefore reappear later in history. Ill take it. Fr. So its just these common things that they had in the camp, but then theyre taken and theyre consecrated and theyre set aside by being sprinkled with blood. We go by that. Its quite all right. Fr. Here is another misconception Fr. Sorry. Andrew Stephen Damick and Fr. Fr. Fr. Stephen: So that, through death, he might destroy him who had the power of death, that is, the devil, namely, the devil: destroy the devil. Fr. He holds a PhD in Biblical Studies from Amridge University and is the host of the The Whole Counsel of God podcast and co-host of the Lord of Spirits podcast on Ancient Faith Radio. We are working to restore the entire archive of Fr. Why does this need to be added on? Fr. ,and Not only is that a bizarre assumption, that theres no reason to believe is trueeven if it was true, theres no reasons to believe that we as humans could understand how it works from Gods sidebut the dangerous thing is, again, not just being wrong, but how this affects our life in Christ. Fr. Andrew: Yeah, so there is some overlap there, but, yeah, its not a perfect, total, categorical overlap. [Laughter] But theres literally a text variant there. Fr. Andrew: Yeah, what is it about that blood that actually has that purifying effect? Fr. Andrew: Yeah, his single most popular and famous work. So cool! But its the only is an adverb, not an adjective. Fr. Stephen began dismantling many assumptions that had been part of the taken-for-granted background to my understanding of Christian origins. Fr. Stephen De Young finishes his discussion about Romans Chapter 11. Well, okay, lets talk about St. Matthew. Fr. But I was misguided. Not machines taking over and acquiring agency, and not machines evolving their own intentionality, but human beings creating a world customized for the flourishing of machines? So atonement is here to stay. Great Value. I hear you. Fr. Fr. But of course, what is impossible for man is possible for God. Stephen: Yeah, I hope youve got a pigeon, a lamb, and a young ox.. Andrew: Thats fine. Athanasius the Great, St. Athanasius of Alexandriain his work, On the Incarnation. Fr. There are also some folks who want to suggest that Azazel isnt a being. Stephen De Young is the author of God Is a Man of War and The Religion of the Apostles from Ancient Faith Publishing. So that spacewe talked last time, when we were talking about the other offerings, that there are sort of concentric circles, and that the closer you get to where God is dwelling So God is dwelling in the holy of holies in the tabernacle, so that is the place where the threat of this corruption is most dire. Where there post-flood Nephilim, were Nephilim "giants," was King Og the result of "demonic fornication," etc. So how could the Jews who did not convert to Christianity still practice their faith? Fr. Yeah, theres more to it than that, of course. Stephen De Young The V. Rev. Right. Can you hear me? Fr. Welcome! Well say what gets done with it first, then well talk a bit about Azazel. Andrew: Hey, Dan. And so this is what St. Matthew is seeing, too, in the Prophet Isaiah, that by Christ becoming man and living in this world and suffering and experiencing human weakness voluntarily, etc., etc., that by doing that, he is healing our humanity. Fr. Its everybodys sins. Fr. But the much simpler way to read it is it just means cover. Stephen: [Laughter] Its really creepy. Stephen De Young discusses verses 19 and 20 of Galatians, Chapter 3. Fr. Stephen wrote this book in response to requests for an Orthodox perspective on violence in the Old Testament. Did it eradicate it? Thats like everyones evening devotional reading right there. I dont know. It says: And the whole earth has been corrupted by the teaching of the works of Azazel. When we say the Johannine literature, were saying St. Johns gospel, but also 1, 2, and 3 John, and the Apocalypse, the book of Revelation: it is found in all of this. [Laughter] Dont the daily offerings cover it? Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Andrew: Yeah, because doesnt the name literally mean have something to do with goats? That was another thing that I was disappointed to discover was actually not in the Bible. Fr. So theyre taken out of the world. Yeah, so St. Matthew uses this language to describe I mean, to describe exactly what happens to Christ at the crucifixion. Instagram, RSS & iTunes Once again, I am delighted to announce that I was mistaken. Andrew: But we have two goats. Matthew 8:14-17, just to summarize, this is where Christ heals the mother-in-law of Peter and then also, after that, lots of people are brought to him who are demon-possessed and sick people, and he heals them He drives out the spirits; it says he cast them out with a word. The blood is used, the blood is smeared, wiped, used to cover. St. John himself said, You cant write down every single thing Jesus did and said. So the first thing the high priest has to do is he has to, in order to prepare to enter the space, offer a whole ton of incensenot a little, not one scoop. They meant it to him for evil, but he meant it for good. I have all these details from the Day of Atonement ritual, and Im just going to ascribe that to whats happening with Christ. Stephen: Thats the crucial battle where the Judean army, led by the Maccabee brothers, defeated the Greek forces, at the Battle of Emmaus. But the basic idea is that, as Leviticus says elsewhere, that blood is life, the blood of an animal is its life, so sin, this taint of sin and corruption, is death. The laying hands on someone or something is setting them apart, which means making them holy, sanctifying them for a purpose. The answer, according to Fr. Fr. Stephen: Right. Andrew: Yeah, another super-important point, that the goat that gets the sins is not killed and cannot be killed as a sacrifice. Fr. So Luke 24, you get Christ on the road to Emmaus. Andrew: So this is not a sacrifice in the meal sense that weve been talking about. If youre a pastor and youre hearing confessions and you hear people struggle with all the disciplines of the Church that are intended, for instance, to purify us, to help us participate in purification, then theres a lot of discouragement that can come from that, and I think a lot of that comes because of a kind of reduced vision of what this is about. The poor goat. Fr. The views of select philosophers and theologians on the implications of the Mesopotamian and apocryphal texts in the testaments will be explored. Stephen De Young and Ancient Faith Radio Subscribe This podcast takes us through the Holy Scriptures in a verse by verse study based on the Great Tradition of the Orthodox Church. Andrew: Yeah, theyre now participating in the eschatological Day of Atonement. Stephen: Yeah. Stephen De Young's Bible Studies, thank you for your patience. Andrew, or the Orthodox Church, or anyone else just coming and bashing on Western churches and saying, Ha ha ha! Sometimes, yeah, thats interpreted Anytime someone puts their hands on an animal, thats interpreted as meaning that theyre putting sins on it. Well, again, weve got you coveredand no, I will not get tired of that joke. Fr. Andrew: Leave reviews and ratings, but, most importantly, share this show with a friend whom you know is going to love it. The modern world does not acknowledge but is nevertheless haunted by spirits - angels, demons and saints. Photius in Texas. Stephen: Because of how its conjugated. Orthodox Christian priests Fr. But hes appropriately describing it to help you make that connection, because what are the gospels? So, Dan, are you there? Fr. So Ill take the heat for that one. Fr. [Laughter]. With the Day of Atonement ritual, theres two goats, a goat for Yahweh and a goat thats sent off to Azazel, but I thought in Matthew 25 it said that goats go to hell. We dont have them in the original language or even in Greek. Amen. And then what happens next? Andrew: Yeah, so someone comes in: So what did you do, pal? [Laughter], Fr. Furthermore, I will attempt to explicate theories on the origin of evil and provide the verses that were utilized to support these theories. although not Pennsylvania, but the Emmaus that my Emmaus is named after. Fr. Its also the Roman soldiers who are doing these Day of Atonement things in St. Matthews gospel. The first is that Orthodox Christianity had to interact with heresies, resulting in various doctrinal formulas such as Trinitarian doctrine. Fr. Ive got all these sheep. Its really cool. Okay, but before we get to the New Testament, right? Facebook Fr. [Laughter] Yeah. Fathers Andrew Stephen Damick and Stephen De Young focus on enchantment in creation, the union of the seen and unseen as made by God and experienced by mankind throughout history. So, using the color scarlet, using this wrapped around language. Fr. But those were then publicly pronounced over that goat, and now that the goat has these sins on it, has the taint, the ontological taint from the peopleits sort of absorbed by that goatthat goat cant be sacrificed and cant be brought anywhere near the tabernacle, because now its totally unclean. Stephen: Right, well, we cant hang that on all Protestants, but, yeah, sometimes. Stephen: And now Ive pre-empted the Where can I read more about this? messages we get after most episodes. And so I think its really critical that we understand that atonement, as the Scripture depicts it, is not some kind of system, where this is how you get saved, and it works like this: sins get for instance, in one version: sins get transferred from you to Christ! Andrew: Yeah! Stephen: Yeah, theyre going to cast lots, and ones going to go for one purpose and ones going to go for the other. How do you do that? Fr. I am so thankful to have found this podcast, which is a wonderful resource on content and context! Sometimes, it is used to describe someone who is a foot taller than average; other times, it refers to someone who is many feet taller, an entire body length taller, or, perhaps, various body lengths taller. Fr. Andrew: Yeah Which thats not in there, right? In Hebrew, thats Yom Kippur, which is this annual commemoration thats made by the people of God in ancient Israel, but its an addition to the regular sin-offerings that are to be done every day. This video is sponsored by Faithful Counseling. He is this desert spirit. The only other place where the phrase for the whole world, or the phrase the whole world, tou olou kosmou, occurs in 1 John is in chapter 5, the verse we read: The whole world lies under the power of the evil one. So if you want to interpret the whole world in 1 John 2:2 as referring to the people in the world, then St. John is saying that all the people in the world lie under the power of the evil one, which would include himself and the Church, and that makes no sense in the context of the epistle where hes clearly distinguishing between two groups of people. Andrew: Okay, but havent I heard that the goat actually got throne off a cliff? We had the Sunday of the Last Judgment, so weve had goats on our minds. But were going to talk about the goat for Yahweh first. By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. So the first covering that happens, the reason this is done on this day, as weve mentioned in previous episodes, is that this is the day that Yahweh chose to appear visibly in the holy of holies. Fr Stephen explains it a way that finally makes sense. Hes clarifying; hes making it abundantly clear: This is not a sacrifice to Azazel. Fr. I can understand all that, and thats fun: figuring out all the details, all the systems, all the lore. Stephen: [Laughter] Right. Fr. It not only leaves that reside and that taint within us, but within the people around us and in the actual, physical creation itself. Fr. But Israel knows the Day of Atonement ritual. Andrew: Did you have a second question? A dissertation submitted to the faculty of the School of Graduate Studies, Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion (2009). Andrew: [Laughter] Yeah, actually we looked this up and we could find no link, but who knows? Stephen: Right, and taken outside the camp. Stephen: Right, and through theology that had developed in Latin, they had an idea of what that was supposed to mean, or what it had come to mean theologically, and so they were really translating that. Dan: Yeah, yeah, thats really helpful. Andrew: Right! Theres a lot of people standing around; this is the person whom were setting apart for this purpose. What is the word, the Greek word, thats translated by atone or atonement? That might sound familiar to some folks who have read the book of Revelation, because this is exactly what happens to the dragon: hes seized by an angel, hes bound, hes thrown into a pit, hes kept there, and then on the last day hes released briefly and then thrown into the lake of fire. Fr. So Azazel and Second Temple literature. And he arguedone of his most prominent arguments that he repeated again again was that penal substitutionary atonement is the only theory of how it works that has a mechanism of how it worksthats his word. Andrew: Yeah, yeah, yeah! Father Stephen De Young, creator of the popular The Whole Counsel of God podcast and blog, traces the lineage of Orthodox Christianity back to the faith and witness of the apostles, which was rooted in a first-century Jewish worldview.The Religion of the Apostles presents the Orthodox Christian Church of today as a continuation of the religious life of the apostles, which in turn was a . This podcast takes us through the Holy Scriptures in a verse by verse study based on the Great Tradition of the Orthodox Church. Hes our staff philologist. Stephen: like Brass Against and Cybertronic Spree, we refer to cover bands as atonement bands.. . Yes, yes, yes! And people may have heard of the mostly later tradition where theyd tie a rope to the person, to the high priest, in case he wasnt so pure and he dropped dead and they had to drag him out. Repeat after me. It has this sort of importance as a major battle site. Stephen: Yeah, and a solid 80% of kidding aside, the point you made about it being references to the Day of Atonement is again important. In what manner is the atoning work of Christ mediated to the world, or could we say that it is mediated to the world by the Church? The more I learned about scripture, the more I felt the need for additional guidance on both the holy messages and the contextsculture, history, languages, geography, etc. The second thing that happenedand I was explicitly taught this in the Protestant church I used to attendis that because the apostles were worshiping Jesus as the Messiah, they inferred He must be God because you cant worship a merely created being. So tonight were wrapping up this three-part series on sacrifice by talking about atonement. Stephen: Right, but that opens up Fortnite references. Fr. Fr. Fr. and he has to suffer now and get sacrificed! Like, thats not [Laughter] Thats not what the Scripture actually depicts. Andrew: Thats interesting, which is funny, because you wouldnt think of Like, at what point do we see Cain teaching something?
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