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Episode 132: The New Priesthood

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What does it mean when Peter calls believers a “royal priesthood”? In 1 Peter 2, Peter reaches deep into the language of the Old Testament (temple, sacrifice, priesthood, and covenant) and applies it directly to the followers of Christ. Those aren't simply metaphors for being a Christian. They describe a people given a new identity and a priestly vocation. This week on The Mount Hermeneutics Show, we explore Peter's vision of the New Priesthood: its roots in Israel, its fulfillment through Christ, and what it means for the role of God's people in the world. #1Peter #RoyalPriesthood #LivingStones #BiblicalTheology #MountHermeneutics + NEW DISCLAIMER + Brian does not endorse ANYTHING said by Andrae or Matt unless explicitly stated.   @MountHermeneuticsPodcast Subscribe / @mounthermeneuticspodcast Brian: https://thethirdhelix.com/ Matt: X @MattM0ORE Andrae: Instagram @SuperDrae Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4mQQYAR... Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Socials: Twitter: @MHermeneutics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Instagram: @MtHermeneutics

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