40 Minutes In The Old Testament

The discussion kicks off with an introduction to the Book of Isaiah, focusing on its historical context during political turmoil. Listeners learn about God's pointed critiques of Judah's idolatry and the stark contrast between Israel's rebellion and natural obedience seen in animals. The hosts tackle the dangers of sin, the irony of blaming God for hardships, and the importance of authentic worship. They conclude with a powerful message of hope, emphasizing that genuine repentance opens the door to forgiveness and redemption.

Chad and Daniel dive into the raw passion and public expressions of love found in the Song of Solomon. They explore head-to-toe admiration and the deep intimacy of the metaphors used, linking them to Christ's love for the church. Wine symbolizes irresistible desire, while public displays of affection reflect a vibrant church witness. Touching on themes of family and protectiveness, they discuss the strength of love, culminating in a bride's urgent plea for her beloved to join her in a beautifully crafted invitation.

The journey of a bride searching for her groom opens a deep discussion on the church's longing for Christ. The hosts explore striking imagery, comparing the bride's beauty to cities and armies. They delve into vivid descriptions of her physical features, emphasizing her unique status among many. Praise flows as the Shulamite receives accolades from young women, leading to celestial comparisons that accentuate her radiance. The intriguing shifts from orchard to chariot highlight unexpected encounters, culminating in reflections on beautiful feet and the church's mission.

Enjoy this live recording from HWSS 2024 where Chad, Daniel, and Erick go over Psalm 46. Have a listen. Show Notes: · HWSS NWA · Support 1517 Podcast Network · 1517 Podcasts · 1517 on Youtube · 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts · 1517 Events Schedule · 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education What's New from 1517: · Broken Bonds: A Novel of the Reformation, Book 1 of 2 by Amy Mantravadi · Junk Drawer Jesus By Matt Popovits · Listen to 1517 Executive Director Scott Keith and Magnus Persson on the latest Re:Formera podcast · Signup For Free Advent Church Resources for 2024 · Clothed with Christ by Brian William Thomas More from the hosts: · Daniel Emery Price · Chad Bird

The bride searches for her beloved after missing him at the door, leading to a deep exploration of desire and connection. The hosts contrast this failed reunion with a previous successful meeting, emphasizing God's initiative in relationships. They delve into the implications of biblical imagery, where the bride's praise reveals various portraits of Christ. The discussion highlights Jesus’ paradoxical nature—both ordinary and extraordinary. Rich metaphors paint a vivid picture of the beloved, culminating in a celebration of his manifold roles.

Delve into the poetic portrayal of love as the bride is celebrated for her beauty and flawlessness. The hosts connect Christ's righteousness with the imagery of the bride, revealing profound theological insights. Sensual descriptions bring to life the intoxicating nature of love, likening it to wine and fragrant spices. They explore the garden symbolism and the anticipation of consummation, weaving in themes of divine gifting and righteousness. A compelling discussion ensues about the bride's search for the groom, setting the stage for a dramatic twist.

The hosts dive into a vivid wedding scene, exploring the imagery of the groom's grandeur and the bride's identity. They connect ancient fragrances to temple rituals and discuss the symbolism of the bride being surrounded by protective warriors. The conversation shifts to royal luxury, detailing Solomon's lavish carriage and the significance of his crowning. With poetic compliments that celebrate beauty, they decode ancient aesthetic standards and intimate imagery, all while weaving in a connection between Christ and the church.

The hosts dive into the romantic imagery of the Song of Solomon, exploring the intriguing symbolism of foxes and vineyards. They discuss the idea of 'my beloved is mine' as a representation of unity and righteousness shared in relationships. Nighttime searching becomes a captivating motif as the bride seeks her groom, with interpretations ranging from literal to symbolic. The watchmen are portrayed as heralds who guide the bride towards Christ, while themes of maternal imagery and eschatological meetings enrich the conversation.

Dive into a poetic exploration of love in nature, where a beloved's few words say it all. Discover the layers of perfume imagery and doves that symbolize intimacy and longing. The playful banter between the hosts highlights gendered expressions of affection. Enjoy the contrasting beauty of the beloved and her modesty as they navigate the complexities of love, attraction, and desire. With springtime invitations and thoughts on Christ's love, this discussion invites listeners to reflect on love's many dimensions.

Enjoy this special live episode recorded at the Encountering Jesus Conference in Flower Mound Texas with guest host Erick Sorensen. Have a listen. Show Notes: · Support 1517 Podcast Network · 1517 Podcasts · 1517 on Youtube · 1517 Podcast Network on Apple Podcasts · 1517 Events Schedule · 1517 Academy - Free Theological Education What's New from 1517: · Junk Drawer Jesus By Matt Popovits · Listen to 1517 Executive Director Scott Keith and Magnus Persson on the latest Re:Formera podcast · Signup For Free Advent Church Resources for 2024 · The Inklings: Apostles and Apologists of the Imagination with Sam Schuldheisz · Hitchhiking with Prophets: A Ride Through the Salvation Story of the Old Testament by Chad Bird More from the hosts: · Daniel Emery Price · Chad Bird