

Exodus 13:1-10
8 snips Nov 26, 2024
Fr. Stephen De Young dives into the significance of Passover and the Exodus, urging listeners to remember these foundational events. He critiques modern interpretations suggesting human sacrifice, emphasizing the traditional views on firstborn sanctification. The discussion also sheds light on biblical interpretation, calling for an understanding rooted in historical context. Ritual participation in Passover is explored as a pathway to personal liberation, connecting believers to their sacred traditions and divine responsibilities.
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Misinterpreting Scripture
- Some biblical scholars theorize that God initially commanded child sacrifice.
- Later edits supposedly clarified this, but Fr. Stephen De Young finds this illogical.
Suspicion of Biblical Authors
- Many scholars assume biblical authors have hidden agendas, distorting history.
- They read "against the grain," assuming the opposite of the text is true.
Reading the Bible in Context
- Avoid imposing modern perspectives onto the Bible, like trying to make Genesis a science textbook.
- Instead, understand the historical and church context.