CS 1455: The Divinity of Christ: Thursday

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🗓️ 11 January 2024

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Summary

One of the most important things for us to remember about Jesus is that He was indeed God. He was and is infinitely more than a great teacher or prophet. He was God, and knowing this compels us to make a choice.

+ MONDAY: Jesus is the very WORD Who spoke the world into existence.

+ TUESDAY: During his public ministry, Jesus demonstrated His divine power by healing the sick, raising the dead and calming storms.

+ WEDNESDAY: Jesus also slowed authority to forgive sins, something that only God can do.

+ THURSDAY: Jesus taught with His own authority, expanding on the very Word of God in the Torah.

+ FRIDAY: Knowing that Jesus is God compels us to make a choice, just as those that lived at Jesus's time did.

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0:00.0	You're listening to
0:08.0	Catholic Sprout
0:10.0	The Daily Podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:22.3	Hey there, Spouse.
0:23.7	Today is Thursday, January 11th, 2020.
0:28.1	This week we are talking about the divine nature of Jesus Christ.
0:32.6	But before we return to that, please join me in the prayer for students as St. Elizabeth and Seton
0:39.2	is challenging us to learn this month in the B.S.A. St. Kids Club. In the name of the Father
0:45.1	and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, amen. Lord our God, in your wisdom and love, you surround
0:52.8	us with the mysteries of the universe. Send your
0:56.3	spirit upon us and fill us with your wisdom and blessings. Grant that we may devote ourselves
1:02.7	to our studies. Through them, draws ever closer to you the source of all knowledge. We ask this
1:10.4	through Christ, our Lord. amen. So far we have talked
1:15.3	about the fact that Jesus is indeed God, that he was the word that spoke creation into being,
1:21.9	that he demonstrated his power during his public ministry, that through forgiving sins, he showed that he was God.
1:30.5	And today, we're going to talk about the peculiar way that Jesus taught.
1:36.9	Now, back in the day, and even now to this day, Jewish leaders taught on another person's authority. They would often refer to
1:47.6	great rabbis that came before them. Or most likely, they would take pieces of the Torah, which we
1:55.8	refer to as the Old Testament. They would take pieces of that and use that as the basis for their own teaching.
2:04.5	But that's not what Jesus did. Jesus was a rabbi. He was a teacher. He gave sermons. And his most
2:11.6	popular sermon was the sermon on the Mount. It is recorded specifically in the gospel of Matthew.
2:19.0	This is the beautiful sermon where we have the beatitudes and all sorts of other beautiful
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