

Unlocking the Mysteries of Scripture (Dr. Scott Hahn) | Ep. 511
24 snips Feb 27, 2025
Dr. Scott Hahn, a renowned biblical scholar and the Chair of Biblical Theology at Franciscan University, shares his journey from Protestant ministry to Catholicism. He discusses the creation of the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible, emphasizing its role in making Scripture accessible. Hahn explores Christ's early teachings, the transformative 'Emmaus effect,' and interpretations of biblical prophecies concerning the end times. Listeners are encouraged to deepen their understanding of the divine through collaborative scholarship and community worship.
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Project's Genesis
- In December 1997, Father Fessio asked Dr. Hahn to be the general editor for the Ignatius Catholic Study Bible.
- Hahn felt he lacked time but his desire to create a Catholic study Bible pushed him to accept.
Harper Study Bible Impact
- Hahn's high school experience with the Harper Study Bible transformed his faith journey.
- He began reading scripture daily and was inspired to study the Word of God, eventually leading him to create a similar resource for Catholics.
Target Audience
- Existing Catholic study Bibles are often written by academics for academics.
- Hahn aimed to create a study Bible accessible to ordinary Catholics, bridging the gap between scholarship and faith.