With

Tony Golsby-Smith

Series

Breakfast with Jesus

Published

10/4/24

Ezekiel and the Angry God - BwJ 16

Ezekiel chapter 6 - Ezekiel and the ‘angry God’ of the OT. In this BWJ episode Tony confronts the question of the so-called ‘angry God’ or ‘just God’ of the Old Testament and whether this picture contradicts the loving and ‘broken’ God revealed in Jesus.

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The two way door to reality - BwJ 27

Jesus as the two way door - BwJ 26

What is glory? BwJ 25

Ezekiel's wider vision of the temple - BjW 24

Paul and the introspective conscience - BwJ 23

The glory bookends of Ezekiel - BwJ 22

Circle of Glory - BwJ 21

Ezekiel and the Ubiquitous God - BwJ 20

Ezekiel and the Grand Inquisitor - part 2 - BwJ 19

Ezekiel and the Grand Inquisitor - BwJ 18

Idolatry in the OT - BwJ 17

Introduction to Ezekiel - BwJ 15

BWJ 14. Allegory; were the Patristics right or badly wrong?

Bad ways (and better ways) to read Jeremiah - BwJ 13

Jesus, Jeremiah and Gehenna - BwJ 12

Jeremiah Buys a Field, part two - Hope - BwJ 11

Jeremiah Buys a Field, part one - Eschatology - BwJ 10

How the law of Moses failed to deliver what God wanted - BwJ 9

BWJ 8. The Problems of Performance based Christianity – and the Covenant without Conditions

Knowledge of God as the goal of life - BwJ 7

BWJ 6. The worst translation in the Bible?

What God Really Wants - BwJ 5

Jeremiah and Homer; a Surprising contrast - BwJ 4

Jeremiah and the Angry God? - BwJ 3

The Social Impacts of Evangelical Theology on modern America - BwJ 2

First Fruits in Jeremiah - BwJ 1

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