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So refeshing to hear the Word unblemished by fleshly rationalizations 😊

Inane, vacuous drivel!

Hey Connor! A Lutheran here who's big into scholasticism and confessional tradition. I've been listening to your episodes of the Blood and Bone podcast from 2023, specifically I just completed the Semper Reformanda episode. I just wanted to say, that not only was that easily the best podcast on Lutheran discussion, but that episode particular was so unbelievably packed with so much beauty and really deep thought, from "Proper theology is revelation received" all of the way to creation being a form of Gospel, and correlating that with the creation of faith "from nothing" being in line with our creedal understanding and statements were things that intuitively locked together and really formulated our doctrine of monergism in a way that wasn't just heady, but intuivie, practical and beautiful. Especially with your statement on theology leading to doxology, leading to liturgy. Lastly, the distinction between the Divine Service and worship, and later, Pastor Roland saying "Worship is a disposition of faith." I'm not even sure where to begin, so, I will not. Rather, I'd like to thank you so much for tour contributions to the discussion of our faith and your talks have been so powerful and formative for me. Thank you so much!

WOW!!! This was AMAZING!! ... This was an excellent well-balanced presentation with a historical context. ... For the past recent years, I have been integrating this ancient practice, using "Anglican Prayer Beads" ("Anglican Rosary") with 33 beads. (8/20/24).

Is concupiscence a temptation?

Genesis 1 is Lucifer and the fallen angels. They made man in their image. Man is an idol, a trap for angels. Only one Gospel: The Gospel of Reconciliation. Jesus Christ came into THEIR kingdom to reconcile fallen angels unto Himself. We are the fallen angels (ELOHIM) kept in DNA chains of darkness. If you do not confess being a fallen angel in Lucifer's kingdom, then you are an unbeliever. Unbeliever = those that claim to be made in the image of ELOHIM(gods). REPENT FALLEN ANGELS.

Interesting take. I had a long response I had drafted to one of Dr. Cooper's video on the subject. But it was really too long to post as a YT comment. Same here. Can send it to you if you are interested. Will message you on IM about sending

Don't know what you're talking about. Law-Gospel is a principle of good preaching that isn't opposed to textual 'exposition'. And it's not as simplistic as you make it out to be.

oh my? the delusion is spreading.

I remember hearing what Dr. Jordan Cooper said about the Lutheran rosary, and am very intrigued by using it as a spiritual discipline.

Protestants being exclusive with one another is silly, imo.

This was so good! Thank you for breaking this all down so well. I had just started using a rosary as a lutheran and couldn't find much about it online. So glad this came up on my UA-cam page. You've gained a new subscriber. Do you have any more resources on the subject you would recommend?

Thank you for addressing this topic in a respectful and comprehensive way. Thank you also for directly rebutting "Hal's" many uncharitable accusations and unjust assertions.

Hey! Great response video. I've actually thought about doing a "Scriptural Lutheran Rosary" where you read a chapter or paragraph of text that relates to each mystery. I'm glad you brought it up haha since I've been thinking of doing it! I would disagree on a few points, but I do agree with the general premise that, "The Lutheran Rosary is okay to do and the rhetoric is something is not bad!"

One of the Best discussions I have come across. The last 15 mins in particular was Pure Gold. I am a 5 Point Calvinist but I also Believe that the Lord Jesus Christ is My Personal Holiness. I actually first came across that concept in the writings of John Brine the High Calvinistic Baptist. I look forward to more such discussions of Law Gospel Theology

Well said!

Is not not for too attaque?

WY fortess

A wonderful reflection on Holy Saturday From an ancient homily on Holy Saturday : Today a great silence reigns on earth, a great silence and a great stillness. A great silence because the King is asleep. The earth trembled and is still because God has fallen asleep in the flesh and he has raised up all who have slept ever since the world began. . . He has gone to search for Adam, our first father, as for a lost sheep. Greatly desiring to visit those who live in darkness and in the shadow of death, he has gone to free from sorrow Adam in his bonds and Eve, captive with him - He who is both their God and the son of Eve. . . "I am your God, who for your sake have become your son. . . I order you, O sleeper, to awake. I did not create you to be a prisoner in hell. Rise from the dead, for I am the life of the dead.

I’m a Catholic but loved so much of this. Of course disagree about fasting . Note that if you read the primary sources on the quartodeciman controversy the disputants often talk about in terms of “when the fast ends “. So it was very early in the Church as was the exhortation on alms giving, But back to what I loved . Totally agree about Palm Sunday and Passion Sunday. Destroys all sense of narrative arc . also loved the point about Holy Saturday and the opportunity to preach on the harrowing of hell - ie to preach that Christ preached the gospel even in his death to the captive souls and liberated them. As you know Catholics do celebrate Holy Saturday but primary at night as the Easter Vigil. There can be an earlier prayer service where the true theme of Holy Saturday is celebrated and preached but you will only get a handful of folks. a shame . That said the Easter Vigil is tremendous and I would hope that is something that evangelical Lutheran catholics will incorporate . It is not often done

So important to preach the trinity, not just teach in a class but to preach it always. How many Christian know the Cappadocian method of teaching the Monarchy of the Father in the Godhead, and then completing one's picture of the Most Holy Trinity by teaching the Divine Operations of Filiation and Spiration. So that we are not only told 3-in-1 and 1-in-3, but *what* if not *how* the Trinity is revealed to us to consist in. This is the trinitarianism of the Nicene Creed and most westerners know a slogan and a disturbing number of westerners are in danger of modalism, tritheism and partialism.

Great. "I largely give up"? Ha ha. Pastor you are getting very good with the technology of podcasting. Really enjoyable video and also with the readings. Well done.

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Glad to see you emphasize the Gloria as the primary canticle to follow the Kyrie . Are you supportive of bringing back traditional Eucharistic Prayers - or at least those for example of Piepkorn- the so called Chism Eucharistic Prayers ? Full disclosure : former LCMS who became Catholic over 15 years ago. Even if you stay Lutheran , love what you are doing with your channel.

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This episode was epic and touched on a lot of my favorite theological issues, and as a Roman Catholic this helped me see even more that we have in common with Lutherans.

Nice work men.

Thanks for sharing this. We don't get any of these preached or taught in this part of the world, not at all, sadly.

love this episode guys

Lovely episode that cleared up a lot of otherwise very strange seeming passages. I am a big fan of this series, please keep it coming.

Great episode, thank you

Lex semper accusat non est lex sola accusat.

The Formula cannot have capitulated to scholasticism since the Lutherans never rejected it in the first place. That's the major error of the Luther Renaissance / Luther vs the Lutherans thesis. Luther was a Platonist, not a Proto-Kantian.

as a Roman Catholic inclined to using Aristotelian categories this was very nice, felt like Lutherans "speaking my language"

The difficulty people have with progressive sanctification is that they don't experience it. Weird hearing Christian experience described as platonic. Not sure what was meant by that.

"If you care about grace getting into sinner's ears, please drop a coin or two in the coffer." I can't help but note the humorous irony/parallel to dropping a coin in the coffer to get a soul out of purgatory.

Saved in my Playlist; I'll watch later.

As much as I disagree with what was said (I'm a papist), this was solid unapologetically Lutheran content. I'm finding myself benefiting much from these, I'm learning "from the horse's mouth" what it is that Lutherans confess and why, and it helps me to understand your tradition more.

I finally remembered; it was ultimately the objectivity of the cross that pulled me out of any kind of subjective fascination with the hidden will of God, or internal fruits that may or may not be within me - Pastor Connor

Idk who these guys are but the episode was baste

Am one of the referenced papist listeners. This was very informative but further, it was hilarious. You guys make a funny duo. Good job. Keep them coming.

Cleared up a lot for me, thank you!

Another great episode of my favorite TTM podcast. Keep em coming

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Great content! Glad I found this channel, and I subscribed! - Lex

As a Papist who is also a Reformed Rap Enjoyer, this episode was thoroughly enjoying and informative. I shall check out Flame's music. Thanks for uploading the interview, I learned a lot!

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Fantastic episode. You nailed what we understand Faith-Hope-Love to be in the RCC, and cleared up a lot of texts that I was quite confused about. Verbum Dei is some of your best work, keep it coming!

Good episode I especially enjoyed the explanation of Esther

Good episode! I enjoyed the YT upload and being able to see Logos