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The Grammar of Good Friday and Easter
Mar 29, 2024
Dr. Kevin Grasso delves into key texts surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection, unraveling translation variations in Hebrew, exploring Jesus' response to the high priest, deciphering the language Jesus spoke on the cross, unpacking Psalm 22's role in the passion narrative, and detailing the nuances of Peter's restoration. The podcast offers a linguistic and biblical deep dive accessible to both scholars and laypersons.
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- Isaiah 53:7 reveals deeper meanings missed in English translations, emphasizing God's servant's silence.
- Jesus' cry of dereliction in Matthew 27:46 explores Hebrew and Aramaic languages, showing fulfillment of Psalm 22.
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The Grammar of Good Friday and Easter Analyzed Through Jesus' Sayings
Analyzing four key sayings of Jesus during his crucifixion and resurrection. In the first saying, Isah 53:7 is discussed, highlighting God's servant not speaking out. The use of Hebrew verb forms Yik'Tul and Catal are explained. The second saying explores Jesus' silence before Caiaphas, equating Christ with Son of God. The third saying involves Jesus' response, alluding to Exodus and emphasizing a modal interpretation of 'He did not open his mouth.' The fourth saying questions Peter's love for Jesus, highlighting degrees of love and Jesus' repetitive questioning.
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