Old Testament Patriarchs Explained w/ Dr. Mary Healy - The Bible Timeline Show w/ Jeff Cavins
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Who are the Patriarchs? What do we know about their lives? Jeff Cavins is joined by Biblical scholar, Dr. Mary Healy, to examine the lives of some of the key figures in the Old Testament: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
Together, they discuss the trials, failings, and achievements of each man's life. They also weave their stories together to show how God worked through them to bring about his will and eventually the salvation of the world.
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00:00 Intro
1:21 Guest Introduction
3:00 Is the Bible a fairytale?
3:39 Dr. Healy’s Biblical Commentary
7:07 Intro to the Patriarchs
9:07 The Story of Abraham
11:45 The 3 Promises
12:58 “I knew the Bible better at 18”
13:30 Abraham’s Marriage
15:18 Royal Seed (Back to the Fall)
16:46 The Ultimate Bridegroom
18:50 Genesis & Moral Judgement
19:37 Took & Gave
21:00 How serious is a covenant?
23:29 Abraham’s Line Continues
25:25 The Story of Jacob
28:21 Two Things Go Wrong
35:00 What is a blessing?
38:20 Blindness
41:27 Sin leads to exile
42:50 Jacob & Rachel
44:50 Are there consequences?
46:00 Jacob’s Dream
48:00 Jacob wrestles with God
51:17 The Story of Joseph
57:38 Judah & Tamar
1:02:10 Judah’s Self-Sacrifice
1:06:36 God will come through
1:11:13 How Mary Healy studies the Bible
1:17:25 How Mary Healy marks her Bible
1:19:51 Mary Healy’s favorite Biblical character
1:20:02 Mary Healy’s favorite verse
1:22:33 Listener Question 1
1:25:40 Listener Question 2
1:27:24 Listener Question 3
1:29:01 Listener Question 4
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I learn so much listening to Dr. Healy. She speaks in a way that is deep and rich yet very simple for me to retain. I’m so interested in listening to more!!! Thank you both.
I love her too
As a seminarian, I’ve been reading through the story of salvation again. I am currently talking Christology at the seminary and it was breathtaking learning who Christ understands himself to be in the Bible. It made me just wanted to read through the story of salvation. I am currently at the Patriarchs so this talk was perfect for me. God grant the both of you many years!
I can't believe I sat thru this. I'm not one to listen to anything that's an hour long or longer, but I'm so glad I did this time. I'm so happy I did the BIAY and that I can recall some of the stories and that I did learn some things and that I remember them. Thank you, Jesus. Honestly enjoyed this and even cried. #Blessed. Thank you.
This was so great. Two brilliant Bible scholars explaining so many events in such simple language. Love the insights!
I am a Presbyterian and have read a lot of commentaries on Hebrews. I just finished Mary Healy's commentary and it is one of the best I have ever read. I find it amazing that her work is so pastoral, knowing she has never been a pastor herself. She is such a great gift to the Church!! I am definitely getting her commentary on Mark next.
This needs to be a 2-5 hour long show!
The Catholic Commentary on Sacred Scripture book series is an awesome resource. I am so glad we will be getting a set for the Old Testament! Can’t wait!
Beautifully said… I think it went “Lord, what’s in your heart that you wanna give through my heart into the heart of your people?”
I love Dr. Mary Healy so much! I could listen to her talk all day long. I first came to know her by reading her commentary on the Gospel of Mark. It really helped elevate the way I read and learn the Bible. I feel so close to our Lord when I read and learn. Dr. Healy is such a gift 🙏🕊
Such a wise woman … thank you Dr Healy🙏
Thank you both for this beautiful episode. It has definitely fanned the flames in me!
This is so Amazing worth. listening to over & over. Such richness. Thank you so much to you all. May God inspire you to do more of these talks. So enriching 🥰🙏❤️
Thank you for posting these discussions.
ohmygoodness Dr. Mary Healy is my jaaaammm! been looking forward to the episode with her!
This was amazing! I love listening and learning things I never knew about the Bible stories. Thank you so much! Can't wait to hear
more!
This is a treasure. Have already recommended it to others. Can't wait for more. And by the way, good to see Jeff Cavins back to share his depth knowledge. Haven't seen him since EWTN back in the day.
When those who would dismiss these revelations as totally patriarchal. There are many many great and strong women in the Bible. Esther, Judith, Ruth, Mary, Mary Magdalene, Martha, etc.
I loved every min of this podcast 🙏✝️
I learned so much listening to this episode 🙏🏼
Word. Great insights about the Patriarchs!
Amazing conversation. Brilliant minds. Tq God🙏🙏🙏
I think I need to listen in. My husband and I just finished BIAY day 268 and as Fr. Mike was talking I was thinking, why do I feel a greater love or devotion to some of the OT prophets than I do to Jesus's apostles. Than I scrolled down and came across this. I am going to listen in. It sounds interesting.
I loved this. Thank you so much💜
God always protects His promises. Even if "men" don't
Thanks!
Love this conversation.
So good. Thank you.
Oh my! She is a saint ! I will find her and her writings. Her voice is kind but she speaks with authority! She inspires more than Listening to Bible in a year and not as flowery and verbose as the honorable and most respected Bishop Barron. For me, I am on the 57 yard line going into end zone and I need to get the most out of every word of God, who walked on this earth and saved us for Eternal Life! 3 years BIY. Saint Paul pray for us, Our Lady Queen of Heaven and earth, pray for us, OurLady of Rosary, pray for us, Our Lady of Poland, Portugal, France, Americas, Our Lady of Guadeloupe,pray for us!
I’m like Dr. Healy! I can’t get myself to write inside my Bible!
“God will come through on his promises.” [1:06:42]
“He has granted to us his precious and very great promises, that through these you may...become partakers of the divine nature.” (2 Peter 1: 4)
"Man is not satisfied with solutions beneath the level of divinization." --Pope Benedict XVI (The New Evangelization)
God bless, Mary Healy and Jeff Cavins! Thank you so much.
I subscribed to your channel. Dr. Mary Healy is amazing, I love listening to her, I learn a lot. God bless you both.
I haven't had time to get started on this timeline entry. interested. will watch later.
Did you make it back?😊
I love these talks. When will the Genesis Commentary be available for purchase?
Greetings Mr.Jeff & Dr.Healy,
Thoughts :-
-> TalkShow reflect with, "The Old Testament spiritually reveals Heavenly Father Yahweh's Might, Justice, Love and Grace in every sense in every aspects."
-> Wonderful Brief Insights.. Thanks Dr.Healy, Mr.Jeff, Team Ascension Press.
Special Thoughts :-
-> "In Holy Bible,My Most Favourite Principle Character is Lord Jesus Christ."
With regards and Prayers,
Ranjith Joseph (R.J)
Great content Jeff. I just wish it covered the whole Bible, but broken into manageable chunks.
Awesome!!! How does the catholic commentary on sacred scripture differ from The Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas??
Please add the link to her research.
Which episode is first?
Wouldn’t the blessing being the affirmation by the patriarch of the succession.
When we say, "G-d spoke to Abrahm," do we think it was a straight forward single message in one shot, or maybe did he receive a series of smaller intuitive notions, that he collected and then concluded over? Sometimes what happens over time is ...over-succinct, for various reasons. Thank you!
G-d? I don’t understand minimizing the name God? Please help me understand 😊
@@denisern55 in Jewish teachings (not that i'm Jewish), fully writing out the name is not something to be done lightly... at the time i was writing this, it felt better to adhere to that (& Yom Kippur is also over)
Idk why Jeff Cavins clings to this protestant idea of "writing in your bibles" and even tries to use it as measure of how faithful someone is
Because they’re theologians, it’s their job to make notes and commentary.
@@abnd8025 except that's now what he's talking about. He clearly means personal self reflective notes such as highlighting, and making observations about scripture on the side margins. Which comes from the protestant practice of "Bible study".
I don't deface a dollar bill. So I would never deface my bible pages !!
@@trudyfriedrich7416 i sometimes highlight verses that speak or stick out to me, or ill even write it down on a seperate notebook.
but jeff cavins seems to think that if youre not writing on it, youre not 'studying' it@@trudyfriedrich7416
🤍🕊️
Think of a first born who would take the title of the father and subsequent progeny are of lesser nobility. Think Richard III.
I used to hear voice from what appear to be “god” saying the same expression You (Jeff) used “go figure! Go figure! Go figure!” But with a cheerleading accent, almost as if real game cheerleaders were singing it as in a choir, and dancing it. Go figure! Go figure! Go figure!
I could almost visualize the cheerleading’s pom poms, even though I’ve never been that close, or like face to face to a real cheerleader
Rather anachronistic to impose the modern (secular) concept of 'patriarchal bias in writing' to the ancient Hebrew scriptures, even if that may be a 'point of view' popularly held today. It's not an appropriate theological view because it does not take into account the many roles females played from Eve to Rachel, Esther to Bathsheba, in good and bad ways, to relate the 'truths' about God's covenant relationship, including that of the Blessed Virgin. I would have expected Dr Healey to have corrected that modernist view by offering the Magisterium's accurate and balanced view. To say that Scriptures held an oppressive view of women seems to also take Paul's teaching completely out of context and applying it across the Bible. Gender (or the sexual identity and function) is part of creation and is not part of our eternal expression of fullness of life in God. Disappointed. Divine law stipulates to honour 'mother and father'. The Jewish Talmud and commentaries also never offered oppressive views towards the matriarchs, and women were clearly prominent or key players - whether we think these were to deceive or tempt etc as in the case of Issac or Joseph.
Great words spoken by a man. Indeed, maybe if recognized early on, the outspoken feminist movement wouldn’t have been so bold and out of context? Interesting thoughts. Thank you 😊
@@denisern55there are Feminist Scripture scholars.