History of the Papacy Sample: The Septuagint

Key Battles of American History

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🗓️ 20 December 2023

⏱️ 24 minutes

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The Septuagint is the most important Bible translation you’ve never heard of. In this episode of the 10th Anniversary of the History of the Papacy series, Steve Guerra and his special guest Garry Stevens lay out the basics of the Septuagint...

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0:00.0	War has played a key role in the history of the United States, from the nation's founding
0:10.8	right down to the present. War made the U.S. independent, kept it together, increased its
0:16.5	size, and established it as a global superpower. Understanding America's wars is essential for understanding American history.
0:24.0	Welcome to Key Battles of American History,
0:26.8	a podcast in which we discuss American history through the lens of the most important battles of America's wars.
0:32.8	Here is your host, James Early.
1:02.9	Thank you. host, James Early. Welcome to the history of the Papacy podcast, a podcast about the history of the popes of Rome and Christian Church.
1:10.3	Prepare yourself to step behind the ropes and leave the official tour of the story of the popes and Christianity. I'm your host, Steve Guerra, and I thank you for
1:13.7	joining me on this journey. Welcome back to another episode in a series of episodes
1:24.3	from the History of the Papacy podcast. Today we are joined by Gary Stevens, host of
1:30.2	the History in the Bible podcast to talk about the Septuagint Translation of the Bible. Gary,
1:36.5	how are you doing down under today? I'm doing just fine on this sort of muggy wet summer day.
1:44.4	And we are not recording on the usual Saturday night.
1:47.5	It's Monday night.
1:48.3	It feels a little weird or Monday nights Tuesday morning.
1:53.1	I suppose it might feel weird to you, Steve, but I'm retired.
1:57.3	And to us, old people, all days are the same.
2:01.1	Do you even, do you sometimes lose track of the day?
2:04.4	Yeah, I do actually. I did yesterday.
2:07.0	I had no idea what day was.
2:10.0	And with that, marking of time, January of 2020,
2:14.6	marks the 10th year anniversary of the history of the papacy.
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