Dr. Scott Hahn | Overview of Philippians | Steubenville Applied Biblical Studies Conference

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Fantastic. Steubenville Conferences thank you for this.

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Wow!

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Thank you Dr. Hahn may God bless you!

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A very eloquent preacher. A big asset to the catholic church. A big gift from God to us Catholics who are mostly ignorant about the church's dogmas. Thank you very much Lord God for sending him to us to enlighten us about your commandments and strenghten our faith in YOU.

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Thank very much for beautiful explanation Dc. Scott

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Wow.. Thank you Dr. Hahn

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Wow that was amazing, thank you GOD for the gifts you have Bless Dr. Hahn with , and for his excitement of sharing with us .Please continue to Bless him and us .

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I have learned a lot how to defend my Catholic Faith against criticisms of other religions by listening to Scott Hahn, Steve Ray, and Roy Shoeman!

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I m proud to be Catholic the true Jesus n apostle follower Amen thanks for this video

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Same hear 👂 😌 too.

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Beautiful!! Brought me to tears. Thank you, Dr. Hahn! Amen!!

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Wonderful

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You intend to bring Catholics to the truth and you do it so well!

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I love to hear Dr. Hahn explain the Bible. I have his video Our Father's Plan, he is truly inspirational. He makes the Bible a lot easier to understand. he has a great sense of humor and is humble. His knowledge of the Bible is incredible. But reading about his life, his conversion to the Catholic Faith explains why he knows it like the back of his hand. Through his videos I have learned so much more about my Catholic Faith and have started studying the Bible more then I ever have in my life. Like Dr. Hahn I am also a covert from a protestant religion. God Bless him.

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@Dave Erhardt So am I an ex-protestor Dave, tho I never protested very much. Thankfully though, because - though there are 1000s of split-offs from the Church - do we not all perceive ourselves as Christian ? - if so, why all the animosity amongst those from denominations other than Catholic ? Why the hatred ? I'm not personally responsible for the 1000s of splits so I leave Christianity's current multitudenous 'denominations' in God's able hands. My Catholic journey has been tumultuous and amazing. Never could I be anywhere other than right where I am. Deo gratias. ✝️

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I love to hear Scott's words. He inspires me to love Jesus more and understand my Catholic Church..

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Amen.

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God sent Christ that His Holy Spirit may be a gift unto us. Christ came as man, never loose his life, but submitted it as a living gift. He reveals the uncreated essence of the Father.

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You can understand the Gospel more by reading the works of Maria Valtorta, she wrote what was dictated and seen in the vissions shown to her by Jesus.

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A christian pastor should inspire a christian believer to love JESUS more, not necessary to pray to His DEAD mother no more!!

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Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in me will never die. Do you believe this?”

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@@keytonbush3925 Hey Keyton May i request wch bible scripture u are referrering before we proceed, thank u

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@@billy1132 Mary prophesied, "...all generations SHALL call me blessed..." Luke 1:46-49 Why does St Luke, a disciple of St Paul, wrote the above passage, unless he was reflecting the respect and venerations early Christians had for the Apostles and the blessed mother Mary??? Ask yourself, did St Luke INITIATED the Christian veneration of Mary when he wrote about her this mandate “All generations shall call me blessed” OR he included that passage because veneration of Mary already existed in the Christian community and he is just reflecting or reporting this fact: “the things that have been fulfilled among us” Lk1:1??? See Luke’s investigation of the faith testimony of the early church: “Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled among us, 2 just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first were eyewitnesses and servants of the word. 3 With this in mind, since I myself have carefully investigated everything from the beginning, I too decided to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus, 4 so that you may know the certainty of the things you have been taught.” Luke 1:1-4