20. Antiochan Christianity
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- We turn our attention now to the early centuries of Christian history, and the tension that developed between two quite different visions of the Christian message. On the one hand, there were many who wished to find common ground between Christianity and Greek philosophy, producing a hybrid commonly called Gnosticism. Others hoped to define the Christian gospel in terms of traditional Jewish thought, continuing the Judaizing influence found in the New Testament.
The early expression of the Jewish emphasis arose generally out the the city of Antioch, which had become a center of Jewish Christianity after the fall of Jerusalem in 70 a.d. It was the Antiochan form of Christian teaching that eventually produced Arius, the man largely responsible for the crisis known as the Arian controversy, which itself led to the Council of Nicaea.
In this lesson we will be examining the earliest expression of this Jewish-oriented emphasis, and in later discussions we will see how the Antiochan influence became more refined until the church finally affirmed conclusively the doctrine of the Trinity.
Thank you so much for this lecture Mr. Gore. Your lectures have been of great help to me in leaving the organization of Jehovah's Witnesses. Hearing you live in Spokane is awesome too! I grew up in Coeur d'Alene
Brilliant analysis, thankyou for all the clarification of the differences between, the origins and the developement of these differences in beliefs and established the roman religion and the then developed Roman biblical text.
Thank you for the message on Antingham christianity. This systematic way of teaching really helps to understand the differences between the Jewish christianity and the Greeks Christianity sir.
Thank you for this study I enjoyed it.
Best translation would be. And God said, “Light, Be!”.
Great video.
Im confused. Didnt Acts say that the believers fled to Antioch because of the persecution?
Yes.After the persecution after the death of Stephen. They went to other cities as well.
Wasn't Antioch also a very Greek city? The Diadochi Antigonus and Seleucus both had Antioch as their capitals.
Hard Monotheists ??? ahah Yahweh always been ONE even Paul is a hard Monotheist by saying '' But for us there is only one God THE FATHER .... not one God of three different persons I call this a false Gods NEVER teach but who is the earth of the roman catholics not OF THE BIBLE. But Jesus is Yahweh who came among is peoples in flesh as the sacrificial lamb TO SAVE IS PEOPLES.
Amazing how much similar Islam is to what the ebionites believe.
The connection between Islam and Arian Christianity (a later development out of Ebionism) has been noted by many historians of theology.
parts of quran are badly translated aramaic lectionaries
Jewish Christianity?
Every one of these kids is named after a Bible character they literally know nothing about . LOL!!!!
This was what I needed in Bible College! Ancient church history including awareness of all the errors that had been refuted. I only attended one year, so maybe it was a later year? But my history class was charismatic revivals, and my theology class was the pastor's book... always did think that was odd. Thank you so much for having this online.
I am in New Zealand. I wonder if the people (students) are aware of the "privilege" of being in these classes. I would give an arm and a leg to be there.
There were no jews or real Jewish people in Antioch only Paulus which he was a pagan 😅😅😅 5:13
These "Bible Students" really, really, really don't know their Bible, or basic geography, history, linguistics, or much of anything it seems. Even the Prof. what's to throttle them. I've found the same to be the case in my dealings with "People of the Book".....which they've invariably never read, but are happy to kill you over it.
Christians are very bible illiterate generally