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EPISODE · Mar 27, 2026 · 8 MIN

Jesus: On This Day — Introduction | Before the Week Begins

from TED Talking · host Ted

She walked in carrying an alabaster jar.It was worth a year's wages.She broke it open — and the whole room filled with the fragrance.Someone called it a waste.Jesus called it worship.That moment is where this series begins.Jesus: On This Day is a nine-day audio and reading series built from the actual text of the Gospels — Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John — read in the order the events happened, day by day, across the final week of Jesus of Nazareth.Not commentary. Not a sermon. The words themselves.Every voice. Every detail.Nothing added. Nothing removed. Nothing softened.This introduction episode covers:→ What this series is — and what it isn't→ How a four-Gospel harmony works→ Three ways to hear something (and which one this was built for)→ Four steps into encounter — not just information, but actual contact→ Who this series is forThe full written account — every day, every scene, all four Gospels in chronological harmony:🔗 TEDtalking.life/on-this-day"Encountering the Truth" — the article behind the four steps:🔗 TEDtalking.life/articlesDay 1 drops tomorrow. Saturday. Bethany.A dinner table. A broken jar. A fragrance that fills the whole house.Start here.Then I'll meet you there.#JesusOnThisDay #HolyWeek #GospelHarmony #TEDtalkingLife #Easter2026

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