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Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies

Dr. Nicholas Lebish

Enjoy samples of Scripture And Tradition’s growing audio library of courses with Dr. Nick Lebish, as well as short reflections and commentaries on the Bible and Catholic faith.

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Introducing the Book of Judith (S&T Course Samples #133)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/07/02

Judith is an epic account of how God delivers his people from conquest through the wisdom and resourcefulness of Judith, a wise and beautiful heroine. However, before diving into the text, it's very important to lay the foundation for the book of Judith in terms of its title, authorship, dating, literary genre, main themes, typology, etc.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 1, "An Introduction to the Book of Judith," from Dr. Nick's course, "Judith: Blessed Among Women." Anyone can join our

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28:52

Tobit, Symbol of Israel (S&T Course Samples #132)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/05/31

Tobit's epic saga began in lesson 2 with "God's faithful suffering in exile." We've come full circle now and see "God's faithful rejoicing in exile." Sorrow has turned to joy, misery to praise. Hidden in the story are phenomenal typological connections as Tobit represents Israel and Tobias represents Jesus.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 4, "God'sFaithful Rejoicing in Exile," from Dr. Nick's course, "Tobit: God's Faithful Remnant in Exile." Anyone can join our community of students and stream

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26:01

Tobit's Vision of True Wealth (S&T Course Samples #131)

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2024/05/28

Confident that God will hear his prayer for a quick death, Tobit prepares his son Tobias for a journey to retrieve a silver deposit he made years prior. Though blind, Tobit sees far clearer than anyone on what true wealth is and isn't. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 3, "Raphael Heals God'sFaithful in Exile," from Dr. Nick's course, "Tobit: God's Faithful Remnant in Exile." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the entire audio lesson and full course (and other courses too!)

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20:05

Tobit: The Model Israelite (S&T Course Samples #130)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/05/17

Tobit wasa righteous man his entire life, both before and after he was exiled from the Northern Kingdom. He is faithful to God, the Temple, the law, and his kinsmen. He is the model Israelite.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 2, "God's Faithful Suffering in Exile," from Dr. Nick's course, "Tobit: God's Faithful Remnant in Exile." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the entire audio lesson and full course (and other courses too!) whenever they wish. 🚨Please visit — 💻

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27:25

Introducing the Book of Tobit (S&T Course Samples #129)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/05/13

Tobit is a fantastic book. It's a true historical account filled with powerful religious truths about how God provides for those who arefaithful to Him, his law, and each other. Indeed, Tobit's very name points to God's goodness! Enjoy this sample fromLesson 1, "An Introduction to the Book of Tobit," from Dr. Nick's course, "Tobit: God's Faithful Remnant in Exile." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the entire audio lesson and full course (and other courses too!) whenever

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28:36

The Exile of the South (S&T Courses Samples #128)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/04/22

The Southern Kingdom of Judah continued to exist for approximately 150 years after Israel fell to Assyria in 722 BC. During that time there were some terrific highs and terrifying lows for the Davidic Kingdom. We see some phenomenal efforts at reform in the reigns of Hezekiah and Josiah, but it's too little too late for a people who seem hell-bent on rejecting God's call for repentance. Babylon will come to Jerusalem to destroy the city and Solomon's temple, a truly tragic and horrific

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25:18

The Exile of the North (S&T Course Samples #127)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/04/12

God was patient and gentle with Israel for 200 years. Over and over again hecalled Israelto repent of their sins and come to him with open arms. Yet, they never did. The consequences of such impenitent, hard hearts was exile, just as Moses had foretold in the Book of Deuteronomy. Thus, the Kingdom of Israel in the North fell to the mighty Assyrian Empire in the war 722 B.C. Even in this calamitous event, God still promised the hope of restoration!Enjoy this sample fromLesson 9, "TheExile

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21:13

Approaching Exile (S&T Course Samples #126)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/03/25

After the ministries of God's prophets Elijah and Elisha, Israel still persists in sin. As a consequence, further curses of the Deuteronomic covenant are unleashed resulting in war, famine, draught, and general unrest. God purges the House of Ahab through King Jehu, but the house of David is nearly wiped out as a consequence.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 8, "Approaching Exile"(2 Kings 8-13)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2Kings: The Glory and Exileof the Davidic Kingdom." Anyone can join our

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29:50

Elisha: The Spiritual Firstborn Son (S&T Course...

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/03/18

If Elijah is "the father of the prophets," as we saw in Lesson 6, then his firstborn son will be his young protégée Elisha, who faithfully proclaimsrepentance and mercy to Israel. Elisha's ministry further develops the themes of the New Exodus begun by Elijah. The typological connections with Jesus abound as Elisha is an amazing prefigurement of Jesus Christ.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 7, "Elisha: The Spiritual Firstborn Son"(2 Kings 1-7)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2Kings: The Glory and

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20:27

Elijah: The Father of Prophets (S&T Course Samples #124)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/03/11

Elijah is the first of the great prophets in the Old Testament. In fact, he is called "the father of prophets" and for good reason. All of his miracles and deeds look backward to Moses and the Exodus on the one hand and on the other hand they point forward to Jesus Christ, the one who accomplishes the true and definitive Exodus!Enjoy this sample fromLesson 6, "Elijah: The Father of Prophets(1 Kings 17-22)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2Kings: The Glory and Exileof the Davidic Kingdom."

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18:40

The Divorce of David's Kingdom (S&T Course Samples #123)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/03/01

Because of Solomon's sins, the kingdom was to be torn away from him as the prophet Ahijah foretold. However, this tearing away should be understood as a "divorce" between the Davidic king and the tribes of Israel. This terrible split was brought about by the abusive and violent wordsof Rehoboam, Solomon's very unwise heir, and won't be remedieduntil the new son of David, Jesus Christ, comes to heal this deep wound and lovingly bring Israel back to himself.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 5,

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30:02

Solomon's Mission to the Nations and Jesus Christ....

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/02/23

Solomon was givenan abundance of grace, blessings, and wisdom to bless not only Israel, but all the gentile nationssurrounding him. And that is exactly what we see happening at the high point of his life right before his tragic fall from grace.Because Solomon is a type of Jesus we will see these high points of his reign perfectly fulfilled by Jesus, who will bring salvation to the whole world.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 4, "Solomon's Fall From Grace(1 Kings 9-11)," from Dr. Nick's course,

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22:26

Solomon's Glorious Temple (S&T Course Samples #121)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/02/16

The construction of the Temple is arguably the high point of the entire Old Testament.It marks the occasion when Israel finally has "rest" from her enemies all around her in order to enter into the "Sabbath Rest" of covenantal communion with God in holy worship. The Temple is not just for Jews, however, but also for all thenations who will hear of God's holy name and come to worship him as well.Enjoy this sample fromLesson 3, "Solomon's Glorious Temple (1 Kings 5-8)," from Dr. Nick's

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23:40

Solomon the Wise (S&T Course Samples #120)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/01/26

The beginning Solomon's reign was marked by some key dramatic problems, but he proved to be both humble and wise to establish the kingdom that was destined for him. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 2, "Solomon the Wise (1 Kings 1-4)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2Kings: The Glory and Exileof the Davidic Kingdom." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the entire audio lesson and full course (and other courses too!) whenever they wish. 🚨Please visit — 💻

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20:33

An Introduction to 1-2 Kings (S&T Course Samples #113)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2024/01/19

It is always helpful and productive to spend some time looking at the introductory topicsof anew book. We'll quickly cover issueslike the title, dating, authorship, etc. of 1-2 Kings, but spend more time understanding the crucial key themes and typological connections thatwe'll study in various parts ofthis course. The connections between the overarching structure of 1-2 as it relates to theministry of Jesus is especially interesting! Enjoy this sample fromLesson 1, "An Introduction to 1-2

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18:04

David's Bitter-Sweet Return To Jerusalem (S&T Course...

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2023/12/22

David'sreturn to Jerusalem was not the triumphantvictory and relief many thought it should be. He regained his thronebut at the cost of hisAbsalom'slife. Fully aware that suchviolence was the temporal consequences of his own sins, David must carry on to preserve the peace andunity of his kingdom. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 10, "David'sFinal Years(2 Sam 19-24)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2 Samuel: The Rise of the Davidic Kingdom." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the

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23:08

David's Fall From Grace (S&T Course Samples #111)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2023/12/08

David's sins are infamous, but how could he have committed such crimes after all that God had done for him throughout his life and sworn tohim through the covenant just a fewchapters prior? David's fall teachesus a lot about how to avoid similar grave sins by beingoccupied with good things and weeding our gardens. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 9, "David's Fall From Grace (2 Sam 11-18)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2 Samuel: The Rise of the Davidic Kingdom." Anyone can join our community of

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19:31

The Highpoint of the Old Testament (S&T Course...

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2023/12/01

The theological highpoint of both books of Samuel, and arguablyeven of the entire Old Testament, is the Davidic Covenant found in 2 Sam 7. God has been establishing covenants with his people going all the way back to Adam. Now, in the final covenant of the Old Testament, God is doing something truly spectacular with David and his progeny that will only be perfectly fulfilled in Jesus Christ. To understand the Davidiccovenant is essential to understand the new and eternal covenant of our

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23:02

David Begins in Hebron (S&T Course Samples #109)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2023/11/17

David trusted in Godwith heroic patience for many years while running from Saul before he became king, but when he didit wasonly over the tribe of Judah from Hebron. He had to wait many more years before he could become king over all 12 tribes. Once that happened, he made Jerusalem his political and religious capital, fulfilling many significant passages of Mosaic Law. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 7, "DavidEnthroned in Jerusalem(2 Sam 1-6)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2 Samuel: The Rise of

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21:25

David in Exile (S&T Course Samples #108)

Scripture and Tradition Bible Studies ·

2023/11/10

David's many years inexile were undoubtedly verypainful, stressful, and confusing. His king and father-in-law relentlessly pursuesDavidall over the country to kill him for no reason at all. Yet, David never lifts a hand against Saul and thereby proves that David is faithful and loyal whereas Saul is not. Enjoy this sample fromLesson 6, "Davidin Exile(1 Sam 21-31)," from Dr. Nick's course, "1-2 Samuel: The Rise of the Davidic Kingdom." Anyone can join our community of students and stream the

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