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Revised Standard Version

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Oct 12, 2026

Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
0:25
We're reading First Maccabees, chapter four, Sirach, chapter ten, eleven, and twelve, as well as Proverbs, chapter twenty-two, verses nine through twelve.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
0:31
As always, the Bible translation we are reading from is the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
0:35
I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
0:37
If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear.
Mike SchmitzHOST
0:30
Also, Sirach chapters seven, eight, and nine, as well as Proverbs chapter twenty-two, verses five through eight.
Mike SchmitzHOST
0:35
As always, the Bible translation I'm reading from is the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition.
Mike SchmitzHOST
0:40
I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension.
Mike SchmitzHOST
0:41
If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear.
John McKeeHOST
22:46
Kill and eat," Acts ten thirteen, New American Standard.
John McKeeHOST
22:51
And he responded with, "No, Lord, for I have never eaten anything that is common or unclean," Acts ten fourteen, Revised Standard Version.
John McKeeHOST
23:02
This passage is usually interpreted as meaning that God nullified the dietary requirements of the Torah or law of Moses.
John McKeeHOST
23:11
However, Peter himself issued the appropriate interpretation of his vision that had nothing to do with meat.

6 MINS LATER

John McKeeHOST
29:13
For he is our peace who made both groups one and broke down the middle wall of partition, having abolished in his flesh the enmity, the religious law of commandments and dogmas, that he might create in himself the two into one new humanity, so making peace, and might reconcile them both in one body to God through the wooden scaffold, having killed the enmity by it.
John McKeeHOST
29:39
Ephesians two eleven through sixteen, author's rendering.
John McKeeHOST
29:46
Paul said that those who were separate from Messiah were alienated from the Commonwealth of Israel, Ephesians two twelve, Revised Standard Version, but that through the sacrifice of the Messiah, he would make the two into one new humanity, Ephesians two fifteen, New Revised Standard Complete Jewish Bible.
John McKeeHOST
30:10
Ephesians two fifteen states that God, through the cross, put to death the enmity, New American Standard, or sin which has been atoned for through the sacrifice of the Messiah, which once separated God the Father from humanity.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:53
I'm not speaking from hearsay.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:56
If I take the King James Version or the Revised Standard Version, and I simply take the quote, "They're told what had happened," well, I could have heard it as I walked the street.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:07
This is what happened.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
14:08
That's hearsay.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:56
into man's mind.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:58
The Revised Standard Version translated as eternity.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:03
But the word is Olam.
Neville GoddardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:06
It really means in the same history.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
1:43
We're also reading Proverbs twenty-one verses twenty-nine to thirty-one.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
1:46
As always, the Bible translation I'm reading from is the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic edition.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
1:50
I'm using the Great Adventure Bible from Ascension.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
1:51
If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear.

27 MINS LATER

Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
29:03
This is one of my favorite translations, but my favorite lines, I mean, but my favorite translation is a different translation and the different translations come from the new American Bible.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
29:12
It's the translation that we read at mass.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
29:13
Now the revised standard version, the one we read have been reading for the last 282 days is phenomenal.
Fr. Mike SchmitzHOST
29:19
It's a great translation.
David GunterHOST
0:04
However, the Revised Standard Version says they're foolish, and the Dewey reigns senseless.
David GunterHOST
0:12
Ultimately, St. Paul is saying that it's foolish to revert to circumcision as a part of initiation rite.
David GunterHOST
0:20
All that is needed is baptism, which gives us the Holy Spirit.
Naomi WolfHOST
0:52
Um, and I guess I need to ask you if you want me to carry on, uh, after we're done with Deuteronomy and, and go on into, I think Joshua comes next.
Naomi WolfHOST
1:04
And, you know, into all the additional books that make up the Hebrew Bible, the Geneva Bible, uh, the Rive- Revised Standard Version, the Old Testament, the whole collection of books that are called the Old Testament.
Naomi WolfHOST
1:15
There are some variations in that table of contents as, as many of you know, um, between, for instance, the Masoretic Hebrew text and the Catholic Bible, for example.
Naomi WolfHOST
1:27
Um, some books which are not included in the latter are included in the former.

1 HR 1 MIN LATER

Naomi WolfHOST
62:29
It's been a, a rough week in some ways.
Naomi WolfHOST
62:33
Thank you, Dimitri.
Naomi WolfHOST
62:34
Um, and so I am now gonna zip through, as we always do, the Revised Standard Version.
Naomi WolfHOST
62:42
Let's see what, um, modern, uh, a modern translation has brought to you if you don't speak Hebrew and have Naomi reading the Hebrew and the Chabad.
Naomi WolfHOST
61:42
And unbelievably, we're getting up to the end of our chapter.
Naomi WolfHOST
61:45
But let's see what the, you know, I don't want to say horrible revised standard version because that's very blasphemous, I suppose.
Naomi WolfHOST
61:53
But I've obviously very... ambivalent feelings about the Revised Standard Version for the reasons all of you know.
Naomi WolfHOST
62:01
And let's see if there's anything else.
Naomi WolfHOST
62:04
Well, that's so interesting.
Naomi WolfHOST
63:54
In Hebrew, the way the Hebrew is constructed, the sentence I think could also be read, because the children of Israel are mine, comma, servants, comma, my servants they are.
Naomi WolfHOST
64:16
So that's, I think, a difference.
Naomi WolfHOST
64:19
I also want to see how the Revised Standard Version translates like, you know, you're not, it's not your land.
Bill Wylie-KellermannGUEST
11:38
And he calls that another time of conversion.
Bill Wylie-KellermannGUEST
11:42
His Aunt Polly and Uncle George gave him a, a New Testament, which, uh, had just come out, Revised Standard Version.
Bill Wylie-KellermannGUEST
11:51
He willed it to me in his, in his will, so I have, uh-
Jarrod McKennaHOST
11:54
And that's it

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