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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2026 · 1H 13M

The Preaching of the Cross, the Mission to the Lost Sheep of Israel, and Paul’s Mystery Revelation

from The Chaplains Corner · host Dr Dean Alley, PhD

Dr. Dean Alley discusses the preaching of the cross, the context of the Bible, Jesus' mission to the lost sheep of Israel, and Paul's mystery revelation and the church age. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the context of the Bible and the distinction between Jesus' earthly ministry and Paul's gospel. The conversation methodically explores the prophecy of the Messiah in the Old Testament, the preaching of the cross by Paul, and the mystery of the revelation. It delves into the significance of these themes in the context of the gospel and the church age.TakeawaysPreaching the crossUnderstanding the context of the Bible The Old Testament prophecy of the Messiah is fulfilled in the preaching of the cross by Paul.The mystery of the revelation unveils the purpose of the church age and the formation of the body of Christ.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Context06:11 Jesus' Mission to the Lost Sheep of Israel45:38 The Prophecy of the Messiah57:38 The Mystery of the Revelation

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