Episode 11 (Matthew 5:17-26)

30 Minutes In The New Testament

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Bible, 1517, Newtestament, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

5 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 5 January 2017

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Daniel and Erick spend this episode discussing the Law of God, what Jesus says about it and what His relationship to it is. Jesus is cranking the Law up but it's all to drive us to Himself. Check it out!

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0:00.0	Hey guys, welcome back to 30 minutes in the New Testament.
0:28.4	This is episode number 11, if I'm not mistaken, and I'm Daniel and Ray Price, and I am with Eric Swanson.
0:34.9	Eric, how's it going?
0:36.7	It's going well.
0:40.8	We're staying busy out here in New York City. It's cold. Right now,
0:45.2	it's rainy. It might snow later in the week. And of course, my church plan has its next preview service this upcoming Sunday, so we're busy getting ready for that. But yeah,
0:50.8	it's good. Exciting times. So your Christmas is going well?
0:55.1	My Christmas is still going well.
0:56.9	Up until the 6th of January.
0:59.4	Yeah, yeah.
1:00.0	Still going well.
1:00.9	In which time we transition to the season of Epiphany.
1:03.7	Which is the name of your church?
1:04.7	The game of my church.
1:05.9	Boom.
1:07.0	There it was.
1:08.0	There it was.
1:09.7	Right on.
1:27.6	Well, we are up in Matthew chapter 5 still. We will still be in Matthew chapter 5 at the end of this podcast as well because there ain't no way we're going to get through the rest of this. But Jesus has made his way through the beatitudes.
1:32.2	He has talked about a little salt of the earth, a little light of the world,
1:36.4	and now he's about to start talking about that law.
1:37.4	Yeah.
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