Genesis 1, Lent, and Pascha

Update: 2024-03-20

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We discuss the first reading of Lent, Genesis 1:1-13, and how this text relates to what we as Orthodox Christians do during Lent, and how it also connects with our celebration of Pascha.

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In Channel

The Law: A Two-Edged Sword

2025-06-2812:45

I Will Draw All Men To Myself

2025-05-2113:13

Philip Baptizes the Samaritans

2025-05-0717:40

John (the Baptist) Sends His Disciples

2025-02-2613:30

"Where Your Treasure Is..."

2025-01-2210:39

Mary Said "Rabboni"

2024-10-3012:14

Why Paul Argues About Circumcision

2024-10-0915:48

Spiritual Warfare & The Armor of God

2024-09-2509:58

John 3:16 and Nicodemus

2024-09-1117:01

Jesus as the Firstfruits of the Resurrection

2024-08-2812:20

The Dormition Gospel Reading

2024-08-1512:53

Wheat and Tares

2024-07-3113:32

Become Like Children

2024-07-1913:43

Let Your Light Shine or Hide Your Deeds?

2024-06-1214:26

Jesus As Both Shepherd & Door

2024-06-0513:44

Following God's Commandments vs Philosophical Pursuits

2024-04-1713:32

The Cross and the Midpoint of Lent

2024-04-1016:50

Cain, Abel, and Anti-Possessiveness

2024-03-2713:14

Genesis 1, Lent, and Pascha

2024-03-2019:47

Joel Prepares Us For Lent

2024-03-1312:45

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Genesis 1, Lent, and Pascha

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Genesis 1, Lent, and Pascha

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Genesis 1, Lent, and Pascha