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History of the Papacy Podcast

Episode 114: Biblical Literacy – The Greeks and Learning to Read

History of the Papacy Podcast

History of the Papacy

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4.4531 Ratings

🗓️ 7 February 2021

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Episode 114: Biblical Literacy – The Greeks and Learning to Read Description: This episode is an edited version of the 2nd presentation I’ve done on literacy in the ancient world. These episodes are really fun and special for me because I can talk...

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0:00.0

Want to keep God's word with you wherever you go?

0:03.2

The King James Bible Study KJV app by Salem Media makes it easier to read, study, share, and pray daily with a timeless KJV translation.

0:10.8

Enjoy features like offline access, audio Bible listening, smart search, and tools to highlight bookmark and take notes, all designed to keep your Bible studies simple and organized.

0:18.9

Best of all, it's free to download in the Google Play Store.

0:21.7

Grow in your faith every day.

0:23.1

Search for King James Bible Study, KJacy, and I'm your host, Steve.

0:49.6

If you have any questions, comments or feedback, you can always send me an email to my email address steve at

0:56.4

a2zhistory page dot com now there are many ways to support the show first and foremost listening

1:04.9

and even telling a friend liking a youtube video on or subscribing to the YouTube channel and clicking and ringing the bell.

1:14.7

If you have a coin or two to throw in the coffers, Patreon is a great way to support the show.

1:22.5

Now, before we get too far, let us commemorate the Patreon patrons on the history of the papacy

1:29.3

diphtics. We have Roberto, Yorin, William, Brian, Jeffrey, and Christina at the Alexandria level,

1:38.7

and Doppo and Paul the Magnificent, both of them are magnificent, at the Constantinople level.

1:46.1

Now reaching the ultimate power and prestige, that of the Sea of Rome, we have Peter the Great.

1:52.7

This episode is an edited version of the second presentation I've done on literacy in the ancient world. These episodes are really fun and special

2:03.8

for me because I can talk about many subjects. I'm passionate about the history of the popes of Rome,

2:10.5

Christianity, the Bible, book production, literacy, and the history of literacy.

2:22.6

I'm putting these episodes out and slowly first on a live stream, and then I always edit them down for the podcast and then read publication on YouTube

2:29.9

and a more put-together form.

2:33.0

I will let everyone know on all my social media channels

2:38.2

and as a quick announcement on the podcast feed

2:42.0

when I plan on doing a live stream event next,

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