
The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz) Day 206: The Book of Baruch (2024)
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Jul 24, 2024 Exploring righteousness, justice, and deliverance in Isaiah, Baruch, and Proverbs. Prophecy of a righteous king in Isaiah, warning against complacency. Baruch's confession of sins and plea for deliverance. God's justice applies to all, even non-believers. Themes of confession, deliverance, and restoration in Baruch.
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Righteous King and Judgment
- Isaiah 32-33 prophecies about a righteous king, perhaps Hezekiah or Josiah.
- It also calls for repentance and warns of God's judgment against all nations.
Avoid Complacency
- Avoid complacency and self-indulgence.
- These can lead to lukewarmness, which God rebukes.
Baruch's Place in the Canon
- The Book of Baruch is deuterocanonical, accepted by Catholics and Orthodox Christians.
- The Church established the canon, not post-Jesus Judaism.
