Jon Meacham discusses 'The Hope of Glory,' his new book on the seven last sayings of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels. Aired on 02/27/20.
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Jon Meacham Explores The Last Words Of Jesus From The Cross | Morning Joe | MSNBC
Only two genders
When you were in the cacoon you are Ambiguous.. non gender, you have webbed appendages and a tail !! Kermit 👍🐸
Where’s Tammy Faye?
Glen MacPherson We need to purge the voter rolls in all districts for inaccuracies
Jon get stuffed
Why do people on American television keep bothering everyone with their religiosity? Their ‘understanding’ of religion is so horribly minimal, it’s comical.
It’s all about the “capital” (win) – just as so much other scamming is and always has been done… duh
Lies. Scoffers such as yourselves were prophesied by the Bible centuries ago. Nothing new. Scoffers and scorners care nothing for the truth. Only their satanic hidden agenda. The Nefarias Bredd moniker says so much.
That’s what God is talking
I prefer the Hope of Morning Glory.
i find it unbelievable that people in this day and age, will believe in the Bible as the absolute truth yet they will put bank documents, money, letters etc through multiple tests to determine
if the papers made up of the right material, is the ink right, are there any contaminants that should not be there!
The Bible consists of documents, scripts handed from unknown or barely known sages, edited by unidentified editors and assembled by unknown sages to create both the Old and the New Testament.
I think what irks me the most is that the New Testament has included documents that were written hundreds of years AFTER these ‘supposed’ incidents occurred, and sayings supposedly uttered by Jesus, were written by men who literally ‘put words in his mouth”. Would this same provenance be accepted today by historians? I think not.
You are one hundred percent correct 🙂
What scholars? Names?
@Citizen X Read it again carefully.
Well done John Meachem – always love to hear from you
i heart jon meacham
So the stories go.
🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
Ouuuuch. JC Phone Home.
Isn’t the beginning of Lent a bit early to talk about Good Friday and Easter?
So now you are grasping at mythology and fairy tales. How irrelevant can a news show get, I wonder?
I believe is was “THANKS Dad!” 😒
Ooops! Sorry! I hadn’t realized I’d tuned into a religious channel.
Beautiful.
Is your book on the market now!
Jesus…never even existed as an historical person. That’s been proven since the 1700’s (& a wealth of inter-disciplinary knowledge since), the beginning of higher criticism of the bible.
Dr. Meacham: As a medical professional, how should US handle the Coronavirus challenge?