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Genesis to Jesus!

Monday evenings at 9pm Eastern Standard on EWTN (and again on Thursdays at 2am Eastern), St. Paul Center president Dr. Scott Hahn will be presenting a new television series, “Genesis to Jesus.” Joined by our vice president, Rob Corzine, Dr. Hahn will unpack the story that unites all the books of the Bible as a single book. It’s the story of God’s covenant with His people. God’s enduring faithfulness and humanity’s recurring unfaithfulness, makes for a dramatic narrative, one that takes us from creation to the end of time. [READ MORE]

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God’s Great ‘Amen’: Reflections on the 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 02.17.12

Today’s Gospel makes explicit what has been implied in preceeding weeks. Namely, that in healing the sick and casting out demons, Jesus is manifesting God’s forgiveness of His people’s sins.

They had wearied of God, refused to call on His name, we hear in today’s First Reading. Despite that, God promised to remember their sins no more.

Sin is often equated with sickness in Scripture (see Psalm 103:39)....  [Continue Reading]

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Thoughts on the Church's Old Testament Canon

Posted by Dr. John Bergsma on 02.15.12

The Canon of the Old Testament in the Days of Jesus

There was no universally-accepted canon of Scripture among the Jews in the first century A.D. Instead, different sects within Judaism had divergent views of which books were inspired and authoritative. The Samaritans and the Sadducees, although very different in their religious views and practice, were agreed that only the five Books of Moses were...  [Continue Reading]

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"Paschal Sacrifice: A Heavenly Banquet for Earthly Beggars"

Posted by Robert Corzine on 02.10.12

Does your mind wander at Mass? If so, here’s some very good news for you drawn from the Banquet Theology in the Gospel of St. Luke.

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Made Clean: Reflections on the 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 02.10.12

In the Old Testament, leprosy is depicted as punishment for disobedience of God’s commands (see Numbers 12:12-15; 2 Kings 5:27; 15:5).

Considered “unclean” - unfit to worship or live with the Israelites, lepers are considered “stillborn,” the living dead (see Numbers 12:12). Indeed, the requirements imposed on lepers in today’s First Reading - rent garments, shaven head, covered beard - are signs...  [Continue Reading]

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New Television Series: "Genesis to Jesus" with Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine

Posted by Robert Corzine on 02.01.12

Beginning on Monday, this new EWTN show will take viewers on a guided tour through the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation.

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