Matthew 17

Matthew 17:6 · Camden Bucey

But that’s the fear of those who witness this glory and the pure holiness of God and how significant that is that in both Matthew 17, verse 6 and Exodus 34, 29 and 30, we see just the terror that comes upon those that witness this for the first time, especially in light of our sin.

Matthew 17:1–13

r at their hands.” Then the disciples understood that he was speaking to them of John the Baptist. (Matthew 17:1-13, English Standard Version) Participants: Camden Bucey , Jim Cassidy , Nick Batzig In this episode, we study the Transfiguration, the event in which Jesus was transf

Matthew 17:1–8

legated to offering up an old sermon for this episode of Theology Simply Profound. The sermon is on Matthew 17:1-8, entitled Immanuel and the Transfiguration. Theology Simply Profound is a podcast of Westminster Presbyterian Church , an Orthodox Presbyterian Church, serving the w

Matthew 17:1 · Robert Tarullo

And so, because we can’t have our regular discussion-oriented podcast or episode today, you’re going to get to hear a sermon that I preached a few years ago now. It’s actually the first sermon I preached while pastor here at Westminster Church. And so, it’s obviously, I read from Matthew chapter 17,

Matthew 17:5 · Camden Bucey

One thing you point out here, just on these passages, Matthew 3.17 and Matthew 17.5, because this is Christ the center and we can do this, I’m just going to read the Greek. Why not? That, hutos esten ha huyas, mu ha agapetos, en ho yudakesa, is in both, word for word, identical. But in 17.5 he adds,