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🗓️ 23 October 2021
⏱️ 24 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello everybody. This is my first video since I got back from Europe and I had COVID and I've been in self-isolation. |
0:09.0 | I thought I would be making videos during my isolation, but it turns out my brain was so much in so much fog that it was just impossible to make videos. |
0:19.0 | And so I'm happy to be making videos again. |
0:21.7 | Hopefully my strength will hold up and I won't get too tired. So I wanted for the past |
0:27.4 | month or so, or I guess a few months, I've been making more videos on scripture. I've been |
0:32.2 | doing some interpretation of Christ's parables, of the sermon on the mount, and just trying to help people |
0:41.5 | see the pattern, the symbolic pattern in scripture. But what I wanted to do with you today |
0:46.4 | is to look at a short text in St. Ephraim the Syrians Hymns on Paradise. I told you guys |
0:52.4 | many times about this book. If you haven't read it and you're |
0:55.4 | watching my videos, you really need to read Senephrine's Hymns on Paradise. I'm going to read |
1:00.9 | three stanzas from the hymns and we're going to revisit some of the videos that I did and look |
1:08.7 | at another story of Christ and hopefully it'll help you see how it is that I did and look at another story of Christ, and hopefully it'll help you |
1:12.4 | see how it is that I draw all of this together, and why it is that I see the patterns that I see. |
1:19.5 | It's a lot of it is using St. Ephraim as a guide to interpret scripture. Of course, he's not |
1:26.3 | doing it arbitrarily. He himself, as the guide, is pulling together all these threads in scripture into very short and condensed stanzas. |
1:36.3 | And so it's sometimes difficult because it can take some time to unpack them. |
1:41.3 | But hopefully you'll follow me along and it'll give you a few secret keys |
1:45.4 | to the interpretation of Scripture. |
1:58.0 | This is Jonathan Peugeot. Welcome to the symbolic world. |
2:12.1 | So the stanza that I'm reading, I'm going to read three, are from page 78 of the St. Vladimir |
2:20.8 | Seminary edition of the Hymn's on Paradise, translated by Sebastian Brock with a great introduction. |
2:26.6 | So Sennephyr from starts. He says, with the eyes of my mind, I gazed upon paradise. |
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