Panarion

This is Epiphanius in like the 370s.

Epiphanius of Salamis in his Panarion against the Arian nuts.

That's the title.

It's 69, I think it's like 69, section 25, verse 7.

But today we have a really special show for all of you all today.

Today we're gonna be talking about the heresy hunter, St. Epiphanius, right, who is famous for his Panarion that he wrote refuting 80 heresies.

Now, his medicine chest, another term for the Panarion.

We're not gonna have time to go over all 80 of the heresies and go over them in depth and refute all of them in depth.

We're gonna begin and we're gonna try to do a little bit of service to refuting them as best as we can, and going over them, and even giving you a little bit of an insight into the life of the incredible St. Epiphanius, an incredible early church father.

In the name of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Amen.

Faithful, how y'all doing? Y'all ready to have a great time today? Today we're gonna be diving into the Panarion.

Uh, so [laughs] I love, I love this guy.

Uh, it- it, when you read his book, it's called Panarion, and [laughs] there's one point where he transitions from one heretical group to another, and he says this, quote, "And now that I have squashed a toothless, witless serpent like a gecko, I shall pass this sect by, beloved, and go on to the rest."[laughs] So people think that we're intense, uh, on Katherine Crick.

Uh, I wonder what Epiphanius would have, uh, thought if he, uh-

Yeah