EPISODE · Nov 20, 2014 · 25 MIN
Torah to the Gentiles
from The Bible as Literature · host The Ephesus School
Richard interviews Fr. Marc about his new book, Torah to the Gentiles. The letter to the Galatians offers a brief but demanding exposition of the teaching of the Older Testament for a gentile audience. Highlighting the Bible's struggle against idolatry, power, and human identity, St. Paul's letter exposes Jerusalem's fatal misreading of biblical circumcision: a practice given to remove social barriers had been co-opted to build the same. By imposing their religious identity and practices on the gentiles, the Pillars of Jerusalem had betrayed the Torah, offering things that pass away as though they were eternal. Worse, they had done so at the expense of the weaker brother. Having been liberated by God from the worship of Caesar, why would the Galatians now turn to another human master? (Episode 44) To learn more, visit OCABS Press: http://www.ocabspress.org/news/2014/11/11/new-commentary-on-galatians-by-fr-marc-boulos ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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