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In Galatians 4:4 Paul writes that when ‘the time had fully come’, God sent His Son into the world. The word Paul uses is ‘Kairos’ a word meaning ‘at the most opportune time’. God spent 1500 years preparing the world for the single most important even in human history, His coming into the world He created to reveal Himself in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, to show His love and purpose for the creatures made in His image, and to give His life as a sacrifice for sin.
In this lecture we will examine the contributions of the Jews, Greeks and Romans, all of whom were essentail for the kairos.
00:01 Introduction
01:55 Jewish Religious Contributions
02:34 (1) Monotheism
03:43 (2) The hope of Messiah
05:25 (3) Jewish Ethics
06:53 (4) The Hebrew Bible
08:07 (5) Jewish View of History
09:16 (6) The Synagogues
13:12 Greek Contributions
13:38 (1) Language: Koine Greek
14:40 (2) Philosophy
17:44 Roman Contributions
18:02 (1) Universal Law
19:52 (2) Freedom of Movement
21:32 (3) Religious Toleration
In Galatians 4:4 Paul writes that when ‘the time had fully come’, God sent His Son into the world. The word Paul uses is ‘Kairos’ a word meaning ‘at the most opportune time’. God spent 1500 years preparing the world for the single most important even in human history, His coming into the world He created to reveal Himself in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, to show His love and purpose for the creatures made in His image, and to give His life as a sacrifice for sin.
In this lecture we will examine the contributions of the Jews, Greeks and Romans, all of whom were essentail for the kairos.
00:01 Introduction
01:55 Jewish Religious Contributions
02:34 (1) Monotheism
03:43 (2) The hope of Messiah
05:25 (3) Jewish Ethics
06:53 (4) The Hebrew Bible
08:07 (5) Jewish View of History
09:16 (6) The Synagogues
13:12 Greek Contributions
13:38 (1) Language: Koine Greek
14:40 (2) Philosophy
17:44 Roman Contributions
18:02 (1) Universal Law
19:52 (2) Freedom of Movement
21:32 (3) Religious Toleration










