Scripture and Tradition With Fr. Mitch Pacwa

Fr. Mitch looks at the oracles from the Lord in Isaiah, and how Judah’s trust in the Egyptian Pharaoh, led to the mentality of “eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die.”

Fr. Mitch examines (Proto) Isaiah, chapters 21 and 22, the visions of catastrophe they describe, and the meanings behind these visions.

In his LIVE, interactive Bible Study, as we approach the seventeen hundredth anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicea, he discusses some of the issues and problems in the Church, which led the Council to affirm the divinity of Christ and give us what we know and still recite each Sunday, the Nicene Creed.

In his LIVE, interactive Bible study, Fr. Mitch explores the ways in which God used the Assyrian army as an effective instrument to pass His judgment on Egypt.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa continues his examination of the various oracles from the Lord against the nations in his LIVE, interactive Bible Study.

Fr. Mitch looks at the Lord’s complex oracle against the prideful and insolent region of Moab, which was destroyed, plundered, and its survivors scattered like helpless birds.

Fr. Mitch examines the Lord’s comforting promises to Israel after His threat of “the Day of the Lord” in Isaiah’s prophecy stressing the terror and upheaval accompanying this day.

Fr. Mitch looks at Isaiah’s prophecies to the nations who were enemies of Israel, noting how God frequently acted on others based on Israel’s faithfulness to the covenant.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa takes a deeper look at some images of the time of salvation, and the prophecy of the coming Messiah within scripture in his Live, interactive Bible Study.

Fr. Mitch discusses how, after the chastisement from the Lord, God reassures Israel of His great love by giving them explicit hope for the reestablishment of the Davidic kingship.

Fr. Mitch discusses the Lord’s use of other nation’s military power to punish Israel when they rebelled against God and also how God holds those aggressor nations in check as well.

Fr. Mitch discusses the ninth chapter of the book of the prophet Isaiah, and how God communicates a prophetic hymn of messianic hope within times of suffering for Israel.

Fr. Mitch looks at chapter 8 of Isaiah and the military history of some the nations surrounding Israel which King Ahaz directly affected by ignoring the prophecies of Isaiah.

Fr. Mitch explores Isaiah chapters 7 and 8, the prediction of the Messiah’s virgin birth and the prophecies Isaiah gave to King Ahaz warning of the peril of the kingdom of Israel.

Fr. Mitch discusses a description of the Lord’s final judgement within chapters five and six of Isaiah and also takes a look at Isaiah’s vision of the Lord and His Seraphim.