Day 201: Keys to the Kingdom (2024)

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🗓️ 19 July 2024

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

Fr. Mike focuses on Isaiah 22 today and explains how the role of the pope in the Catholic Church goes all the way back to this important chapter in Isaiah. We learn that Jesus himself instituted the papacy by making Peter his 'al-habbayit, the one over the household who holds the keys to the kingdom when the king is away. Today's readings are Isaiah 21-22, Nahum 3, and Proverbs 10:29-32.

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0:00.0	Hi my name is Father Mike Schmitz and you're listening to the Bible in a year
0:06.8	podcast where we encounter God's voice and live life through the lens of
0:10.0	scripture. The Bible in a year podcast is brought to you by Ascension.
0:13.3	Using the Great Adventure Bible timeline, we'll read all the way from Genesis to
0:17.1	revelation, discovering how the story of salvation unfolds and how we fit into that story today.
0:21.7	It is day 201, 2001 days. We are reading from Isaiah
0:25.3	chapter 21 and 22, Nahum or Nahum. I keep saying that. I don't know why I do it,
0:29.7	but we do it. Nahum, chapter three. It's only three three chapters long so we read the entire book in two days.
0:35.4	Also we're reading Proverbs chapter 10 verses 29 through 32. I said reading Proverbs not eating Proverbs
0:42.1	hopefully you caught that as always the Bible
0:44.2	translation that I am reading from not eating from is also the revised standard version second
0:48.1	Catholic edition I'm using the great adventure Bible from ascension if you want to download
0:51.5	your own Bible in a year reading
0:52.7	plan you can visit ascension press.com slash Bible in a year you can also subscribe
0:56.5	in your podcast to receive daily episodes every day that's how daily episodes work
1:01.1	but as I said today is day 201 reading Isaiah 21 and 22,
1:05.5	Nehem, chapter 3, and Proverbs 10 versus 29 through 32.
1:12.1	The Book of the Prophet Isaiah Chapter 21,
1:14.0	Oracles concerning Babylon, Edam, and Arabia.
1:18.0	The Oracle concerning the wilderness of the sea.
1:21.0	As whirlwinds in the Naguev sweep on, it comes from the desert, from a terrible land.
1:27.2	A stern vision is told to me the plunderer plunders and the destroyer destroys.
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