Session 11 New Testament Part 1 The Jesus Movement and The Historical Jesus

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11 New Testament Part 1 The Jesus Movement and The Historical Jesus We now move from our study of the Hebrew Scriptures into the life and times of Jesus of Nazareth! We first take a look at the structure, and our understanding of, the New Testament; then we move into a discussion of "what do we really know about Jesus, anyway?" And then, what do we know about how Jesus viewed himself--was he always aware of his own divinity? Bishop Peter Elder Hickman of Saint Matthew Ecumenical Catholic Communion is the presenter. This is accessible material for the general interest audience. This is the tenth in a series of classes providing an introduction to Catholic Christian theology, and serves as a general introduction to those who are simply interested in, or are inquiring about, Saint Matthew church or the ECC and/or theology. This series fulfills the Systematic Theology requirements of the Permanent Deacon Formation Program for St. Cyprian School of Theology. http://www.saint-matthew.org/ http://ecumenical-catholic-communion.org/ Continuing from the previous session concerning the ancient Hebrews and their relationship with their God we move to the idea of the prophetic hope for the Messiah. What did Jesus mean when he spoke from the cross saying, "why have you forsaken me?" What do Thor and Odin have to do with El and Ba'al. In fact, who are they, anyway? Bishop Peter Elder Hickman of Saint Matthew Ecumenical Catholic Communion is the presenter. This is accessible material for the general interest audience. This is the tenth in a series of classes providing an introduction to Catholic Christian theology, and serves as a general introduction to those who are simply interested in, or are inquiring about, Saint Matthew church or the ECC and/or theology. This series fulfills the Systematic Theology requirements of the Permanent Deacon Formation Program for St. Cyprian School of Theology. http://www.saint-matthew.org/ http://ecumenical-catholic-communion.org/ Continuing from the previous session concerning the ancient Hebrews and their relationship with their God we move to the idea of the prophetic hope for the Messiah. What did Jesus mean when he spoke from the cross saying, "why have you forsaken me?" What do Thor and Odin have to do with El and Ba'al. In fact, who are they, anyway? Bishop Peter Elder Hickman of Saint Matthew Ecumenical Catholic Communion is the presenter. This is accessible material for the general interest audience. This is the eleventh in a series of classes providing an introduction to Catholic Christian theology, and serves as a general introduction to those who are simply interested in, or are inquiring about, Saint Matthew church or the ECC and/or theology. This series fulfills the Systematic Theology requirements of the Permanent Deacon Formation Program for St. Cyprian School of Theology. http://www.saint-matthew.org/ http://ecumenical-catholic-communion.org/