Break it Up

In Genesis, God is interested in the oneness of humans in the land, so much so that from a modern perspective, you might say that the Scriptural God is not only anti-institution but anti-family values. Not only Jerusalem, not only the Temple, not only Religious leaders and government, but even Jesus’ family is broken up in the hope of the coming Kingdom, wherein all the families of the earth will dwell together. In that new situation, the brothers of Jesus are any human beings who hear the words of his Father and keep them. Richard and Fr. Marc discuss Matthew 28:12-15. Episode 425 Matthew 28:12-15; Music: Devonshire Waltz Moderato by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/7916-devonshire-waltz-moderato License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
In Genesis, God is interested in the oneness of humans in the land, so much so that from a modern perspective, you might say that the Scriptural God is not only anti-institution but anti-family values.

Not only Jerusalem, not only the Temple, not only Religious leaders and government, but even Jesus’ family is broken up in the hope of the coming Kingdom, wherein all the families of the earth will dwell together. In that new situation, the brothers of Jesus are any human beings who hear the words of his Father and keep them. 

Richard and Fr. Marc discuss Matthew 28:12-15. 

Episode 425 Matthew 28:12-15; Music:

Devonshire Waltz Moderato by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/7916-devonshire-waltz-moderato
License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
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